Economic Warfare: Who is the Enemy?

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EDITORIAL By Christian Harbulot
WHO IS THE ENEMY?

KEY BENCHMARKS

Competition, dispute, confrontation: who is the enemy?
By Raphaël Chauvancy and Nicolas Moinet

When French intelligence went on the offensive in the economic sphere
By Christian Harbulot

The manipulation of opinion: How civil society became a battlefield
By Christian Harbulot

FOREIGN POWERS

The American war machine
By a student of the School of Economic Warfare

When Germany sabotages French nuclear power
By Margot de Kerpoisson

China, a systemic rival to the European Union?
By Nicolas Ravailhe

Russia in Africa: An anti-Western strategy
Based on comments collected from Romain Bonnet, in collaboration with Lucie Laurent

SOCIETY, TECH, FINANCE

Internet advertising: Welcome to the kingdom of Google
By Mathilde Fiquet
Food power.

The Californian food offensive
By Patrice Touraine

Finance: The enemy that serves only its own interests
Based on comments collected from Maxime Renahy, in collaboration with Lucie Laurent

Guilty naivety or compromise?
When part of the elite secedes
By Clément Fayol

The enemy and its nuances
By Jean-François Bianchi

Further reading

THE FIGHTERS OF ECONOMIC WARFARE

The fusion of opposites (I)
By Christian Harbulot

The fusion of opposites (II)
By Nicolas Moinet

The Ukrainian raid
By Lucie Laurent

PUBLIC AFFAIRS

After the pandemic:
Towards a strategic vision for health
By Victor de Castro

Is vice a social principle?
Interview with Dany-Robert Dufour
By Ali Laïdi

ECONOMIC WARFARE FROM YESTERDAY TO TODAY

Mirrors: Breaking the Venetian monopoly
By Ali Laïdi

The limits of economic warfare:
The example of Monaco during the Second World War
By Pierre Abramovici

PORTRAIT

Rémy Thannberger, a privateer in the service of economic sovereignty
By Ali Laïdi

FOCUS
Naval Group: How to bounce back after AUKUS?
By Benoit Barrat

TOOLBOX
Intent and capability profiles
By Lucie Laurent and Nicolas Moinet

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