Umkämpfte Globalisierung: Amerikanische und europäische Reaktionen auf Chinas Aufstieg im Hochtechnologiebereich
[Contested globalization: US and EU responses to China’s rise as a high-tech power]
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Kapitalismus; Digitalisierung; Handelskrieg; transnationale Konzerne; Staat; Weltsystem; capitalism; digitalization; trade war; transnational companies; state; world-system;All these keywords.
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