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The Journal of Geoeconomics is a peer-reviewed, fully open access scholarly journal published in Canada.

Bibliographic and Cataloguing Information

Title: Journal of Geoeconomics
Abbreviation (ISO 4): J. Geoecon.
ISSN (Online): 3111-2684
OCLC: 1594659481
Ex Libris CKB ID: 48317825100041
ZDB-ID: 3243218-5

Resource type: Peer-reviewed scholarly journal
Bibliographic type: Online serial (periodical)
Publication format: Online-only
Publication frequency: Annual
Publication model: Articles are published continuously within one annual volume. The Journal may also publish thematic special issues, special collections, and symposia as designated parts of the annual volume.
First Volume: Volume 1 (2026)
Coverage: Volume 1 (2026)–
Language: English

Publisher: Geoeconomics Press
Place of publication: Ottawa, Canada
Country of publication: Canada

Primary Field: Geoeconomics
Dewey Decimal Classification: DDC 330 —Economics
Subject coverage: Geoeconomics; economic security; economic statecraft and coercion; international political economy; international economics; sanctions; international trade and investment; industrial policy; supply-chain resilience; strategic competition; security and strategic studies; international relations; and political science.

Access model: Fully open access
Access Rights: Unrestricted online access
Subscription required: No
Institutional authentication required: No
Embargo: None
Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

DOI Registration Agency: Crossref
DOI Prefix: 10.65963
Article Identifiers: All published articles receive Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs).

Canonical journal URL: https://journalofgeoeconomics.org/
Current volume: Volume 1 (2026) — https://journalofgeoeconomics.org/index.php/geoecon/issue/view/volume-1-2026
Volume archive: https://journalofgeoeconomics.org/index.php/geoecon/issue/archive

The Journal of Geoeconomics is a fully open access and peer-reviewed empirical journal dedicated to the analysis of the use of economic means for power-political purposes. The Journal publishes original empirical research articles, case studies, policy proposals and assessments and briefs, data-driven insights, exercises and simulations, foresight analysis.

The aim of the Journal of Geoeconomics is to provide a timely outlet for empirical findings and insights regarding the increasing use of economic instruments for purposes of security, influence, coercion, resilience, and strategic competition. While the Journal’s central focus is on understanding and documenting the behaviour of states, contributions examining the responses and strategies of non-state actors, notably corporations, are also welcome.

Indexing and Discovery

Journal of Geoeconomics is hosted through Simon Fraser University's PKP Publishing Services which facilitates the registration, dissemination, and discovery of our publications through services including:

Open Access and Licensing

All Journal content is made immediately available without subscription or registration barriers.

Articles are published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license unless otherwise stated. This permits use, distribution, adaptation, and reproduction in any medium, provided appropriate attribution is given to the author or authors and the original source.

Authors retain copyright in their work and may deposit published articles in institutional, disciplinary, or personal repositories.

Archiving

All articles published are archived via the PKP Preservation Network (PN) which provides free preservation services for OJS journals. For more information on the PKP Preservation Network, see https://pkp.sfu.ca/pkp-pn/. Under Creative Commons authors are not restricted from self-archiving in additional repositories or on their website. As a result, open access is allowed for all versions of the article.

Editorial Board

Editor-in-Chief

Edward Hunter Christie, Economic Security Forum (Finland); Visiting Professor at College of Europe, Natolin (Poland)

Associate Editors

  • Christine Abely, University of New Hampshire (USA)
  • Balkan Devlen, Carleton University (Canada)
  • Philip Luck, Center for Strategic and International Studies (USA)
  • Guntram Wolff, Université libre de Bruxelles (Belgium), Bruegel (Belgium), IfW Kiel (Germany)

Advisory Board Members

  • Jonathan Berkshire-Miller, Japan Institute of International Affairs (Japan)
  • Andrew Capistrano, Institute of Geoeconomics (Japan)
  • Cind du Bois, Royal Military Academy (Belgium)
  • Liliana Filip, Political Research Group (Romania)
  • Rebecca Harding, Centre for Economic Security (UK); Defence, Security, and Resilience Bank (UK)
  • Mario Holzner, Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies - wiiw (Austria)
  • John F. Jungclaussen, Die Zeit (Germany)
  • Seçkin Köstem, Bilkent University (Turkey)
  • Christian Leuprecht, Royal Military College of Canada & Queen's University (Canada)
  • Clara Portela, University of Valencia (Spain)
  • Alessandro Rebucci, Johns Hopkins University (USA)
  • Elina Ribakova, Kyiv School of Economics (Ukraine); Peterson Institute for International Economics - PIIE (USA)
  • Mikael Wigell, Economic Security Forum (Finland)
  • Fabian Zuleeg, European Policy Centre (Belgium)

Editorial Fellows

  • Robin Arens
  • Nick Cohen
  • Oleksandra Kobernik
  • Isabelle McRae
  • Aron Roosberg
  • Lucie Škopková