The Economics, Technology, and National Security program examines how economic and commercial power shape international relations and national resilience in an era of technological disruption and geopolitical competition. Integrating insights from economics, security studies, and technology policy, the program analyzes trade, fiscal strategy, defense spending, innovation ecosystems, and economic statecraft to assess how states sustain competitiveness and safeguard strategic advantages. By identifying vulnerabilities and opportunities at the intersection of markets, technology, and security—ranging from climate and supply‑chain risks to emerging technological threats—the program develops policy‑relevant research and recommendations to strengthen national resilience, promote stability, and protect global interests.