National Security Economic Theory (NASCENT) DARPA-PS-26-14
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AI-generated · Feb 24, 2026Establish a principled theoretical foundation for geoeconomics to enable evidence-based economic statecraft and define a rigorous scholarly field of quantitative geoeconomics.
Aim to test the technical hypothesis that economic mechanism design, computer science formal methods, and experimental economics can be combined to construct a robust scientific framework for geoeconomics, and develop methodologies and tools to anticipate and mitigate unintended consequences of economic statecraft to prevent strategic surprise.
The National Security Economic Theory (NASCENT) program aims to establish a principled theoretical foundation for geoeconomics, enabling evidence-based economic statecraft and defining a rigorous scholarly field of quantitative geoeconomics. The program seeks to achieve the following objectives: - Test the technical hypothesis that economic mechanism design, computer science formal methods, and experimental economics can be combined to construct a robust scientific framework for geoeconomics - Prevent strategic surprise by building the methodologies and tools necessary to both anticipate and mitigate unintended consequences of economic statecraft.
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