Steven Langendonk
@stevenlangendonk.bsky.social
Researcher at Helmut Schmidt Uni of the Armed Forces in Hamburg and KU Leuven LINES. I study China’s global ambitions and diplomacy in international organizations, with a focus on the UN.
The sensible response, the one that makes “reciprocal tariffs” an unviable policy option, is to follow China’s approach of maximum pressure during negotiations. This may send markets down in the short run, but also make Trump’s programme unviable and leaves a lasting impression on his base (2/2).
April 11, 2025 at 10:11 AM
The sensible response, the one that makes “reciprocal tariffs” an unviable policy option, is to follow China’s approach of maximum pressure during negotiations. This may send markets down in the short run, but also make Trump’s programme unviable and leaves a lasting impression on his base (2/2).
a historical analysis of the narratives, practices and agents that played a role in the securitization of Othodox heritage in Kosovo. Our analysis has implications beyond securitization, notably for the functioning of the (World) heritage regime and multilateral security governance (2/2).
April 8, 2025 at 11:20 AM
a historical analysis of the narratives, practices and agents that played a role in the securitization of Othodox heritage in Kosovo. Our analysis has implications beyond securitization, notably for the functioning of the (World) heritage regime and multilateral security governance (2/2).