CSIS Economic Security and Technology Department
The Economic Security and Technology Department at CSIS examines the most pressing issues facing the U.S. and its partners in sustaining economic and technological advantages essential to prosperity, security, and resilience.
- "Politically motivated tariff shocks may serve short-term goals, but they weaken long-term economic resilience, degrade institutions, and undermine U.S. global leadership." Read @philuck.bsky.social latest commentary.
- Join CSIS on May 16 at 9 AM ET, for a virtual event on U.S. leadership in quantum technology with @congressmanraja.bsky.social and James A. Lewis, moderated by @techpolicywonk.bsky.social. Register here: tinyurl.com/4yvrh7yt
- Listen to the latest episode of the Trade Guys where Andrew Schwartz, Bill, and Scott talk tariffs, recorded live at the Bankers Association for Finance and Trade Global Annual Meeting in Washington. Listen to the episode here:
- Oil prices are falling—but not by accident. Explore how Trump’s return, Saudi supply shifts, and Israel’s next move are reshaping the global energy market and setting the stage for high-stakes geopolitical tradeoffs. Clayton Seigle breaks it down here:
- "Electricity-intensive economic growth means that proactive long-term planning in the power sector is a strategic necessity." Read Cy McGeady's and Rebecca Riess's commentary on how 4 countries plan to leverage their energy sectors to attract AI.
- Tune in to the latest Betting on America episode with @randallwoodfin.bsky.social and @navingirishankar.bsky.social here: tinyurl.com/ymjc3x7t
- Tune in to the latest Betting on America episode with @randallwoodfin.bsky.social and @navingirishankar.bsky.social here: tinyurl.com/ymjc3x7t
- Don’t miss the latest Betting on America episode with @randallwoodfin.bsky.social and @navingirishankar.bsky.social here: tinyurl.com/ymjc3x7t
