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- adjective Of or pertaining to
geoeconomics .
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Examples
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The geoeconomic and geopolitical power shifts taking place will fundamentally change our lifestyles -- equally, so too will the cultural seismic shifts that are occurring.
Klaus Schwab: Survival in the Age of Complexity Klaus Schwab 2011
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And as the whole of Europe is now immersed in a severe cultural clash - real or imagined - within the EU borders, no wonder the proclaimed death of multikulti, beyond Merkel's electoral aims, is bound to have immense geopolitical and geoeconomic repercussions.
Pepe Escobar: Letter from Islamophobistan Pepe Escobar 2010
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A decade ago, Washington was still enjoying its post-Cold War "unipolar moment" with few significant geostrategic or geoeconomic challenges and a booming economy.
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A decade ago, Washington was still enjoying its post-Cold War "unipolar moment" with few significant geostrategic or geoeconomic challenges and a booming economy.
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A decade ago, Washington was still enjoying its post-Cold War "unipolar moment" with few significant geostrategic or geoeconomic challenges and a booming economy.
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A decade ago, Washington was still enjoying its post-Cold War "unipolar moment" with few significant geostrategic or geoeconomic challenges and a booming economy.
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A decade ago, Washington was still enjoying its post-Cold War "unipolar moment" with few significant geostrategic or geoeconomic challenges and a booming economy.
Leon T. Hadar: The Last Summit? Leon T. Hadar 2010
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A decade ago, Washington was still enjoying its post-Cold War "unipolar moment" with few significant geostrategic or geoeconomic challenges and a booming economy.
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A decade ago, Washington was still enjoying its post-Cold War "unipolar moment" with few significant geostrategic or geoeconomic challenges and a booming economy.
Leon T. Hadar: The Last Summit? Leon T. Hadar 2010
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A decade ago, Washington was still enjoying its post-Cold War "unipolar moment" with few significant geostrategic or geoeconomic challenges and a booming economy.
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