Titlebook: Weaponising Investments; Volume I Jens Hillebrand Pohl,Joanna Warchol?,Janosch Wiese Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Screening FDI in the EU: A Cornerstone of an Economic Security Agenda, how the nexus between Chinese FDI, and security emerged in Europe. This chapter seeks to answer the question of how have actors and stakeholders transformed Chinese FDI from a purely economic matter into a security issue. The working hypothesis argues that if views of Chinese FDI as a threat emerge

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From Principal Openness Towards Reciprocity: Reorienting the Normative Foundation of the EU Investmapital. The screening framework was viewed as a step forwards in the development of a more assertive political and economic Union, which was deemed necessary in times of increasing geoeconomic competition. This contribution examines whether the EU and its member states are capable of effectively add

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From Principal Openness Towards Reciprocity: Reorienting the Normative Foundation of the EU Investmapital. The screening framework was viewed as a step forwards in the development of a more assertive political and economic Union, which was deemed necessary in times of increasing geoeconomic competition. This contribution examines whether the EU and its member states are capable of effectively add

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,Inward FDI Regulation in the UK: Closing the “Open Door”?, inward FDI. This article explores the reasons behind this shift. It begins with a brief overview of UK inward investment policy since World War II and then considers contemporary challenges to the “open door”. The most prominent is growing concern over the role of inward investment, especially Chin