Industrial Open Strategic Autonomy: The Netherlands-Korea Cooperation Model (hcss.nl)

• Promotes selective cooperation over total decoupling.
• Highlights semiconductors and quantum tech as core collaborative domains.
• Introduces the Control Points Framework for supply chain security analysis.

"This edited volume by HCSS and KIEP explores how middle powers like the Netherlands and South Korea can balance open economies with strategic resilience. The study defines 'open strategic autonomy' as a strategy of selective cooperation and joint investment in critical sectors rather than isolationism. By aligning industrial policies in semiconductors, quantum computing, and energy security, these nations aim to mitigate supply chain risks. The report utilizes the 'Control Points Framework' to map global dependencies, arguing that middle powers can successfully navigate and shape the fragmenting global economic order through shared innovation and trust-based partnerships."