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Rebuilding strategic autonomy: ASEAN’s response to US–China strategic competition
Unity in diversity, centrality, and inclusive development have been internalized as defining characteristics of the Association of Southeast Asian...
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China and European Strategic Autonomy
European strategic autonomy has become a mainstream policy narrative and long-term strategic objective in the EU, with significant implications for...
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Strategic Autonomy Through External Differentiation
The EU engages extensively with states surrounding the Union. Since its inception, the EU has been successful in creating a network of agreements and...
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India’s security dilemma: engaging big powers while retaining strategic autonomy
India currently faces a security dilemma specifically because of the rise of China, Russia’s strategic convergence with China, and the US’s...
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European Strategic Autonomy: New Agenda, Old Constraints
Over the past decade, the global economy has experienced a wave of protracted turbulence and change. Economic instability, the continued rise of...
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Between autonomy and alliance: the evolution of South Korea’s alliance management strategy
To balance the rise of China and maintain its dominant position in the Asia–Pacific region, the United States has consistently urged its allies to...
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India’s US Policy 1991–2019: The Gradual Loss of Strategic Autonomy
This chapter explores India’s US connection from 1991 up to the eve of the Covid-19 pandemic. It argues that the US connection became the mainstay of...
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Strategic principles for co-existence in a multinodal world
In realist international relations theory, world order is assumed to be a vertical structure ordered by relative power, with the hegemon, or the...
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U.S. evolving strategic thinking about Taiwan
In the context of the intensified United States–China great power competition under Presidents Donald Trump and Joseph Biden, the U.S. strategic...
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Implementers’ work autonomy preferences under pay-for-performance incentives: testing the role of type and framing of incentives
Despite the highlighted positive effects of work autonomy, little is known about what drives street-level bureaucrats’ (SLBs’) work autonomy...
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Southern Oceans and Great Power Competition: A Call for Strategic Autonomy
Great power competition in a multipolar world is transforming the international order into a more conflictual scenario. As the United States seeks to...
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The Autonomy of International Public Administration
The ambition of this chapter is twofold: The first and most important ambition is to theorize conditions for autonomy of bureaucratic organizations....
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European Foreign Policy Think Tanks and ‘Strategic Autonomy’: Making Sense of the EU’s Role in the World of Geoeconomics
During the past decade, European foreign policy has undergone a significant shift away from the notion of Normative Power Europe, culminating in the...
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Europe’s Strategic Autonomy and the Partnership Approach
Faced with renewed competition among great powers and the rise of nationalism, the European Union (EU) needs to become more strategic and more...
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NATO and EU Strategic Security Environment
This chapter begins by exploring how the latest NATO and EU strategic documents assessed the strategic security environment. Following this, these...
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Every Which Way But Loose: The United States, NATO Enlargement, European Strategic Autonomy and Fragmentation
The chapter argues that NATO enlargement arguably stabilized Central and Eastern Europe, but undermined long-term European security in other ways....
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ASEAN’s responses to AUKUS: implications for strategic realignments in the Indo-Pacific
Despite the divergence in Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) countries’ initial responses to AUKUS, 1 year after the pronouncement of the...
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Agency Autonomy and Organizational Interaction
This research contributes to the ongoing debate on the relationship between agency autonomy and organizational interaction. A comparative design that...
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Autonomy and international organisations
For two decades scholars have used insights from constructivist approaches and principal-agent (P-A) theory to understand the relationship between...
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A European strategic “third way?” The European Union between the traditional transatlantic alliance and the pull of the Chinese market
The European Union (EU), China, and the United States (US) are the three major powers in the world today, and the three have a special relationship...