A nation must think before it acts.
Europe has been a bit player in the U.S. relationship with China, geo-strategically and economically. The unravelling of the Chinese-American partnership has created a new context in which individual European states are maneuvering without confidence. The notion of a common European approach or capability is cruelly exposed, but so also are the quandaries of the modern understanding of strategy. This presentation will assess these developments considering past, present, and future.
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