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Today’s Political Science Science Briefing | March 30th 2026, 1:00:02 pm

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A new study maps the drivers and barriers to developing the workforce skills needed for a clean energy transition. This is crucial because a lack of skilled workers is a major roadblock to building sustainable energy systems, and this research provides a systematic guide for policymakers and educators.
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Researchers use a game theory model to show how economic sanctions, like cutting a country off from the global banking system (SWIFT), turn financial tools into weapons in geopolitical rivalries. This helps explain why sanctions often lead to prolonged standoffs, as seen in recent conflicts, and gives leaders a framework to predict the outcomes of their economic actions.
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An analysis of German corporate networks reveals how companies are pressured to take sides in the US-China economic rivalry, a process known as geoeconomic coercion. This matters because it shows how global business is becoming a new battlefield, forcing companies to navigate complex political loyalties that can reshape international trade.
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