The Journal of Geoeconomics serves as the only dedicated periodical for rigorous academic research and scholarly inquiry, informed policy analysis, insightful commentary and practical engagement on the multifaceted dynamics of geoeconomic competition and cooperation in the contemporary world. By embracing interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary perspectives, the journal aims to advance knowledge, foster dialogue, and inform decision-making on critical issues at the nexus of economics, geopolitics, international affairs, statecraft and trade. The journal embraces both quantitative and qualitative research methods, and multiple levels of analyses at the macro, industry, firm or individual/group level.
Editorial Board Members
Balkan Devlen, Carleton University (Canada)
Liliana Filip, National University for Political Studies and Administration (Romania)
John F. Jungclaussen, University of Oxford (UK)
Christian Leuprecht, Royal Military College of Canada & Queen's University (Canada)
D. Matthew Millar, The Millar Group (Canada)
Associate Editors
Nick Cohen, Columbia University (USA)
Isabelle McRae, The London School of Economics and Political Science (UK)
Lucie Škopková, Charles University (Czechia)
The Journal of Geoeconomics is a fully open access journal that welcomes submissions from a variety of disciplines, including economics, strategic studies, political science, international relations, political economy, economic geography, business and insurance, international finance, law, and history. The concept of “geoeconomics” has gained significant traction as a framework for analyzing power politics through economic means and the shifting dynamics of global economic relations. This body of scholarship is unified by the frequent use of interconnected and overlapping terms such as “economic statecraft,” “weaponized interdependence,” “economic diplomacy,” “economic security,” “economic warfare,” and “geoeconomics.”
The journal embraces both quantitative and qualitative research methods, and multiple levels of analyses at the macro, industry, firm or individual/group level. It publishes academically rigorous and impactful contributions to evidence-based research, policy analysis and policymaking. Contributions from the academic community, private sector, policymakers, research institutes, international organizations and others are welcome, and interdisciplinary work is especially encouraged.
The Journal of Geoeconomics publishes: