Information For Librarians

We encourage research librarians to list the Journal of Geoeconomics among their library's electronic journal holdings. The Journal of Geoeconomics is cited as J. Geoecon.

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 assessments and briefs, data-driven insights, and insights drawn from exercises and simulations.

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, and strategic competition. While the Journal’s central focus is on understanding and documenting the behaviour of states, contributions analysing the responses and strategies of non-state actors, notably corporations, are also welcome.

Indexing

Indexing of the Journal of Geoeconomics is supported by Simon Fraser University's PKP Publishing Services which facilitates the dissemination of our publications via Crossref, DOAJ, and the following academic databases including:

• RePEc
• EconStor
• EconBiz
• Google & Google Scholar
• BASE — Bielefeld Academic Search Engine
• WorldCat
• OpenAIRE

Additional indexes and platforms also reach the breadth of non-academic practitioners and analysts who also form a critical part of the geoeconomics ecosystem.

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, Finnish Institute of International Affairs (Finland); Sciences Po (France)

 

Associate Editors

 

• Christine Abely, New England Law (USA)
• Balkan Devlen, Carleton University (Canada)
• Philip Luck, Center for Strategic and International Studies (USA)
• Guntram Wolff, Université libre de Bruxelles (Belgium); Bruegel (Belgium)

 

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, Finnish Institute of International Affairs (Finland)
• Fabian Zuleeg, European Policy Centre (Belgium)