The scope of national security

Daniel Drezner in Foreign Affairs explains how everything became national security, while Kathleen Claussen and Timothy Meyer in Just Security explore how economic security is reshaping Presidential power. Dr. Lúcio Vinhas de Souza for CSIS compares the EU and US approaches toward an economic security strategy. Bloomberg reports on how ports are becoming pawns in geopolitics. Agathe Demarais in Foreign Policy catalogues the winners from geopolitical-driven de-coupling.

Mentioned publications

How Everything Became National Security – Daniel Drezner, Foreign Affairs, September/October 2024
Drezner argues that when everything is "national security" nothing can be a national security priority.
How ‘Economic Security’ is Re-shaping Presidential Power – Kathleen Claussen and Timothy Meyer, Just Security, July 16, 2024
Claussen and Meyer argue for Congress to take back authority over foreign commerce.
Developing an Economic Security Strategy: EU and U.S. approaches – Dr. Lúcio Vinhas de Souza, Center for Strategic and International Studies, August 21, 2024
The author compares and contrasts EU and US policy approaches toward economic security.
A $2 Trillion Reckoning Looms as Ports Become Pawns in Geopolitics – Bloomberg, August 20, 2024
Bloomberg writes that the world’s ports are increasingly viewed as geopolitically important assets.
The Winners From U.S.-China Decoupling – Agathe Demarais, Foreign Policy, July 15, 2024
Foreign Policy enumerates five ways economies are winning from US-China "de-risking".