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The Urge to Merge: Streamlining US Sanction Lists Targeting China
As efforts to harmonize US blacklists expand, we examine scenarios under a potential Harris or Trump administration and measure the impact on Chinese firms.
Research Analyst
Juliana Bouchaud is a Research Analyst with Rhodium Group's China Corporate Advisory practice, researching China's economic, technology, and foreign policy developments.
ChinaJuliana also contributes to Rhodium’s research on EU-China relations.
Prior to joining Rhodium, Juliana gained experience at Sinolytics, a China-focused corporate affairs consultancy; the International Relations team at the Mercator Institute for China Studies (MERICS); as well as at the Trade Facilitation, Rules of Origin and International Coordination unit of the European Commission’s Directorate General for Taxation and Customs Union (DG TAXUD). She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Chinese Studies from the University of Cambridge and a Master’s degree in Global Governance and Diplomacy from the University of Oxford.
Juliana is based in Rhodium’s Paris office.
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As efforts to harmonize US blacklists expand, we examine scenarios under a potential Harris or Trump administration and measure the impact on Chinese firms.
Report
Although diversiļ¬cation is already underway, it proves difficult even in economies that have better security alignment with the US and the same attributes that made China attractive.