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In recent years, both China and the United States have turned economic interdependence into a tool of coercion, using their dominant position in international trade to pressure countries and companies to comply with their political goals. What distinguishes this type of economic pressure, and how can other countries confront it? This groundbreaking book explores the weaponization of economic interdependence and its implications for the international system through a wealth of new and original data on Chinese economic policy. Victor D. analyzes Cha, Eileen Kim, and Andy Lim examine how and in what ways the United States and China have used economic coercion, focusing on China's extensive use of this tactic over the past three decades. They analyze a massive dataset of more than 600 cases of Chinese economic bullying of countries, companies and individuals in North America, Asia and Europe. Cha, Kim, and Lim propose a multilateral strategy of “collective resilience” to counter intimidation, showing how targeted states can unite, exploit their trade relationships, and threaten retaliation. This timely book offers new insights from unique trade data and international security expertise, sheds new light on how China exercises economic power, and provides a how-to guide for deterring bullies and rebalancing the global order.