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Intelligence and asymmetric economic wars
Published Dec 19, 2022
Updated Dec 19, 2022
Economy
32 min
Economy
Published Dec 19, 2022
Updated Dec 19, 2022
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Intelligence and asymmetric economic wars
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di Francesco Sidoti
Abstract
In its 2021 quadrennial report, the U.S. National Intelligence Council underlined the current global issue: the effects of the pandemic will linger, particularly as a warming world leads to new political conflicts, including, in the direst scenario, global food shortages that spawn social movements, mass migration, and armed rebellion. Many global powers were critically contested long before the pandemic, and those critical trends haven't after that abated.
The pandemic illustrates why it's vital to have excellent international collaborations. There is no secure path to get out of the tangle humans have built in the Anthropocene: we shape the road as we go ahead, amidst so many difficulties, uncertainties, and dangers.
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