This webinar session builds on an article examining the information requirements of effective economic statecraft. As the United States seeks to maintain an advantageous economic posture, how should national security intelligence and private sector business intelligence be integrated? What are the statutory, cultural, and organizational implications of such fusion? How should fused intelligence be collected, shared, and operationalized in support of economic competition?

Concerned about the existential stakes of this issue, the Potomac Institute for Policy Studies and War on the Rocks, a platform for analysis and debate on strategy, defense and foreign affairs, have partnered to elevate this discussion among defense practitioners and national policy circles. Our series, "War by Other Ledgers," will seek to answer these questions, and many more.

Read the companion article here.

Madeline Field, Assistant Editor, War on the Rocks