A multi-dimensional view of US-China great power competition

Elina Sinkkonen; Ville Sinkkonen

A multi-dimensional view of US-China great power competition

Elina Sinkkonen
, Ville Sinkkonen

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Abstrakti

Assertions that the world has entered a new era of intensifying great-power competition have become commonplace in the US, China and the European Union. Tis less cooperative and more confrontational international environment has multidimensional implications for how the EU navigates its relationships with both Washington and Beijing.

In recent decades the international order has developed into an extremely complex entity. Power is shifting away from state actors and the world is becoming ever more interconnected and interdependent. Technology is altering the relative weight of military, economic and normative power, thereby causing qualitative changes in how power is manifest within each of these dimensions.

As great-power competition in military, economic and normative domains is increasingly linked to technological transformation, the regulation of technological development has a legitimate place at the heart of debates on European strategic autonomy

Alkuperäiskieli	englanti
Otsikko	Strategic autonomy and the transformation of the EU: New agendas for security, diplomacy, trade and technology
Toimittajat	Niklas Helwig
Sivumäärä	22
Julkaisupaikka	Helsinki
Kustantaja	Finnish Institute of International Affairs
Julkaisupäivä	28 huhtik. 2021
Sivut	29-50
ISBN (painettu)	978-951-769-681-4
ISBN (elektroninen)	978-951-769-682-1
Tila	Julkaistu - 28 huhtik. 2021
OKM-julkaisutyyppi	D2 Artikkeli ammatillisissa käsi- tai opaskirjoissa, ammatillisissa tietojärjestelmissä tai oppikirja-aineisto

Julkaisusarja

Nimi	FIIA report
Kustantaja	The Finnish Institute of International Affairs
Vuosikerta	67
ISSN (painettu)	1458-994X
ISSN (elektroninen)	2323-5454

Tieteenalat

5172 Maailmanpolitiikka

Pääsy asiakirjaan

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Sinkkonen, E., & Sinkkonen, V. (2021). A multi-dimensional view of US-China great power competition. teoksessa N. Helwig (Toimittaja), Strategic autonomy and the transformation of the EU: New agendas for security, diplomacy, trade and technology (Sivut 29-50). (FIIA report; Vuosikerta 67). Finnish Institute of International Affairs. https://www.fiia.fi/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/fiia-report-67_niklas-helwig-et-al_strategic-autonomy-and-the-transformation-of-the-eu.pdf

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A multi-dimensional view of US-China great power competition. / Sinkkonen, Elina; Sinkkonen, Ville.
Strategic autonomy and the transformation of the EU: New agendas for security, diplomacy, trade and technology. toim. / Niklas Helwig. Helsinki: Finnish Institute of International Affairs, 2021. s. 29-50 (FIIA report; Vuosikerta 67).

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