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Geoeconomic fragmentation and market decoupling : a time-frequency anatomy of oil-ruble volatility spillovers (2020-2025)

Torun, Erdost; Demireli, Erhan; Grima, Simon - 2026

The interaction between crude oil prices and exchange rates is central to understanding global financial stability and macro-economic balances. Contrary to traditional static analyses, the heterogeneous market hypothesis argues that market participants have different time horizons and that...

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EU industrial policy in the evolving geo-political and geo-economic environment

Landesmann, Michael - 2025

Industrial policy has become a core item in the policy agenda of many governments as well as of the EU which has come up with many policy initiatives over the past two decades. This paper emphasises the important shifts taking place in the global economy with the rise of China but also of other...

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EU industrial policy in the evolving geo-political and geo-economic environment

Landesmann, Michael - 2025

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Rethinking strategic resilience through urban mobility : a conceptual model of Homo Urbanus Mobilitatis Sustinens (HUMS) and the geo-economic autonomy of the European Union

Paradowska, Monika - 2026

In light of growing geopolitical volatility, the energy transition, and rapid digitalization, urban mobility emerges as a critical vector of the European Union's strategic resilience. This article presents the Homo Urbanus Mobilitatis Sustinens (HUMS) model as a novel conceptual framework that...

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Rethinking strategic resilience through urban mobility: A conceptual model of Homo Urbanus Mobilitatis Sustinens (HUMS) and the geo-economic autonomy of the European Union

Paradowska, Monika - 2026

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Between sanctions and subsidies : geoeconomic lessons from the semiconductor ecosystem

Zangrandi, Michele Savini; Patrignani, Lilia; … - 2026

Semiconductors have become the quintessential strategic industry of the twenty-first century, sitting at the crossroads of economic competitiveness and national security. In recent years, major powers have deployed a mix of coercive and supportive measures that are transforming the sector's...

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Horizontal and vertical connector countries in a geoeconomically fragmenting world

Aiyar, Shekhar; Ohnsorge, Franziska; Yilmazkuday, Hakan - 2026

Geoeconomic fragmentation - the phenomenon of international transactions being increasingly restricted to politically aligned partners - creates risks for individual countries but also opportunities that some hope to seize by becoming "connector" countries. We modify a standard trade model by...

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Asset restrictions on springboarding amid China-US geoeconomic competition

Enderwick, Peter - 2026

The catch-up strategy of springboarding has been widely adopted by emerging market firms seeking to internationalize. Successful springboarding requires access to sophisticated assets, often only available in more developed economies. The recent growth of geoeconomic measures, particularly...

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Chinas Dominanz im Schiffbau und US-Handelspolitik schaffen neue Risiken für Europa und andere Handelspartner

Chowdhry, Sonali; Heiland, Inga; Mahlkow, Hendrik - 2026

China ist mittlerweile der weltweit dominierende Hersteller von Handelsschiffen und wird im Jahr 2025 mehr als die Hälfte aller neuen Schiffe bauen. Anhand neuer Daten, die maritime Transaktionen, Schiffsregister und Schiffspositionen kombinieren, zeigt dieser Bericht, wie weit in China gebaute...

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The role of trade in India's geoeconomic strategy

Gurjar, Sankalp - 2026

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The geoeconomics of contract enforcement

Paltseva, Elena; Toews, Gerhard; Troya-Martinez, Marta - 2026

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China's dominance in shipbuilding and U.S. trade policy create new risks for Europe and other trading partners

Chowdhry, Sonali; Heiland, Inga; Mahlkow, Hendrik - 2026

China is now the dominant builder of the world's commercial shipping fleet, building more than half of new ships in 2025. Using new data combining maritime transaction records, ship registries, and vessel positions, this report shows how deeply Chinese-built ships are now embedded in global...

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Global banking and geopolitics through time

Emter, Lorenz; Kuitunen, Laura; Mehl, Arnaud; McQuade, Peter - 2026

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Transforming European competitiveness under conditions of geoeconomic fragmentation

Peráček, Tomáš; Gregušová, Daniela; Kaššaj, Michal - 2026

This article analyses the transformation of the competitiveness of the European Union in the context of geopolitical fragmentation, geo-economic rivalry and the growing importance of economic security in contemporary economic governance. The article argues that the traditional...

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Geoeconomic fragmentation : what is at stake for energy transition in the Global North? Empirical evidence from panel-quantile-type estimation methods

Olasehinde-Williams, Godwin; Köksal, Cihat - 2025

This paper explores the impact of geoeconomic fragmentation on the energy transition in the Global North, a region historically responsible for high greenhouse gas emissions yet crucial in addressing climate change. Recent policy shifts away from economic integration have raised concerns about...

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From periphery to power : the geoeconomic case for Southeast Europe

Seebass, Frauke; Lamprecht, Philipp - 2026

This Policy Brief analyses the effects of geoeconomic competition in the (potential) candidate countries in Southeast Europe on the EU accession process. We find that while enlargement is once again a strategic objective of the EU and its member states, the effects of a stalled process and a...

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Digital corporate autonomy : geo-economics and corporate agency in conflict and competition

Broeders, Dennis; Sukumar, Arun; Kello, Monica; … - 2025

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How industrial policy has (not) shaped the Austrian manufacturing landscape : long-term trends and recent challenges

Eder, Julia - 2026

Europe is confronted with multiple crises which also affect Austrian industry. This chapter analyses the strengths and vulnerabilities of the Austrian manufacturing sector in face of the new challenges. Against this backdrop, we scrutinise Austria's industrial policy responses to the Covid-19...

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Geoeconomic fragmentation in services? : evidence from a new database

Li, Nan; Zymek, Robert - 2025

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China's dominance in shipbuilding and U.S. trade policy create new risks for Europe and other trading partners

Chowdhry, Sonali; Heiland, Inga; Mahlkow, Hendrik - 2026

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Navigating geoeconomic risk : evidence from U.S. mutual funds

Crosignani, Matteo; Han, Lina; Macchiavelli, Marco - 2026 - Revised April 2026

How do investors perceive and navigate the emerging geoeconomic risk? We identify firm-level geoeconomic risk using supply-chain links to Chinese firms targeted by U.S. export controls. Affected U.S. suppliers experience negative abnormal returns around policy announcements. These shocks...

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BRICS : overpowered or overrated?

Hennecke, Peter - 2025

In sheer quantity, the five original BRICS countries appear impressive. They account for a substantial share of the world's population, economy, trade and muster large militaries. In January 2024, BRICS gained even more steam, by admitting four new member states that participated in the most...

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Inside the European Union's trade machinery : institutional changes in an age of geoeconomics

Couvreur, Sjorre - 2025

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Chief people officers' outlook

2026

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Political economy dynamics of Russia's intervention in Syria

Alagha, Malath - 2024

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Trade sanctions

Egorov, Konstantin; Korovkin, Vasily; Makarin, Alexey; … - 2025

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Trade sanctions

Egorov, Konstantin; Kovrovkin, Vasily; Makarin, Alexey; … - 2025

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Trade sanctions

Egorov, Konstantin; Korovkin, Vasily; Makarin, Alexey; … - 2025

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Trade sanctions

Egorov, Konstantin; Korovkin, Vasily; Makarin, Alexey; … - 2025

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Trade sanctions

Egorov, Konstantin; Korovkin, Vasily; Makarin, Alexey; … - 2025

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Insurance in a fragmented world economy

Schanz, Kai-Uwe - 2025

Global events and geopolitical upheavals, from the COVID-19 pandemic to the US-China trade conflict and Russia-Ukraine war, have propelled the world towards geoeconomic fragmentation. This trend is exemplified by shifts away from free trade and globally integrated supply chains in favour of...

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Geoeconomic and foreign policy implications of Vietnam's economic dependency on China

Nguyen-Vo, Trinh - 2024

Purpose - This research aims to offers a new method for assessing geoeconomic risks in bilateral relations and evaluate the level of such risks from Vietnam's economic dependency on China. Design/methodology/approach - I apply descriptive analysis to identify asymmetrical dependency in...

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Geoeconomics

Mohr, Cathrin; Trebesch, Christoph - 2025

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Geoeconomics

Mohr, Cathrin; Trebesch, Christoph - 2025

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Geoeconomics

Mohr, Cathrin; Trebesch, Christoph - 2025

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Geoeconomics

Mohr, Cathrin; Trebesch, Christoph - 2024 - Second draft, December 2024

Edition: Second draft, December 2024

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Geoeconomics of US-China tech rivalry and industrial policy

Zhang, Kevin H. - 2024

The focus of the current US-China rivalry is mainly on technology and the race to dominate strategic emerging sectors. Industrial policy, as a return of key instrument, is playing an increasingly important role in both countries for competition. This paper aims to study several issues about...

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Role of geo-economics, geo-politics and regional trade agreements in technology adoption among global powers : an econometric approach

Ahmad, Mubeen; Idrees, Alvina Sabah - 2024

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The intersection between climate transition policies and geoeconomic fragmentation : a report of the International Relations Committee Network on climate change

Weber, Pierre-François; Afota, Amandine; Attinasi, … - 2025

Two phenomena are increasingly reshaping the world economy. One is the growing and well-documented importance of climate transition policies that differ across countries. The other is the stark rise of geoeconomic fragmentation (GEF) concerns. While differences in climate transition policies are...

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Navigating global financial system fragmentation

Strahan, Matt; Moehr, Ole; Tannebaum, Daniel - 2025

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Introduction to the issue on BRICS enlargement : what are the geoeconomic implications?

Nam, Chang-woon - 2024

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Potential geoeconomic and geopolitical consequences of an expanded BRICS

García Herrero, Alicia - 2024

The idea behind the BRICS began as a pure economic concept to acknowledge the growing weight of some major emerging economies. However, when it became a reality, it has evolved into a highly political - and less economic - concept. The BRICS, which has been expanded recently to BRICS+, has...

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Geoeconomics and conflict : a review and open questions

McGuirk, Eoin; Trebesch, Christoph - 2026

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Geoeconomics and conflict : a review and open questions

McGuirk, Eoin; Trebesch, Christoph - 2025

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Geoeconomic Fragmentation : Implications for Ireland

Rozenov, Rossen - 2025

Ireland’s economy is deeply connected to the global trade network and relies on foreign direct investment (FDI), notably from the US. This paper presents a framework to estimate the impact of geo-economic fragmentation through three channels: (1) supply chain disruptions, (2) trade distortions...

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China's economic diplomacy in the Western Balkans : limited strategy, limited influence

Crawford, Nicholas - 2024

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Stablecoins, CBDCs, and the new geopolitics of money : from global competition to risks

İmal, Feride Hilal - 2026

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Closing multiple sanction loopholes

Konrad, Kai A.; Thum, Marcel - 2025

The enforcement of international sanctions is frequently undermined by multiple third-party sanction-breaking countries. This paper examines how a sanctioning country can optimally negotiate with several such loophole countries to close the enforcement gaps. We compare several sequential and...

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Business geo-politics, geo-economics and the fourth Industrial Revolution : an interview with Maxim Shashenkov (Arterial Capital Management)

Ofori, Felix N. K.; Sarpong, David - 2020

The changing dynamics and unpredictable forces of geo-politics and geo-economics have implications for leadership, politics, businesses and especially those in the financial and equity markets. However, these dynamics remain elusive to most business leaders who fail to adopt creative solutions...

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The economic impact of geoeconomic fragmentation of commodity markets

Quimba, Francis Mark A.; Barral, Mark Anthony A. - 2025

This study develops a multidimensional Geoeconomic Fragmentation (GEF) Index and applies structural gravity modeling to quantify how rising geopolitical tensions, sanctions, and supplychain disruptions reshape ASEAN and Philippine commodity trade. Using dyad-product-year data (2000-2024), the...

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Some notes on the geopolitics and geo-economics of Russia's post-Soviet neocolonialism in Central Asia

Gherasim, Ioan Alexandru - 2020

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Charting prosperity : geopolitics and Asia's economic future

Thoenig, Mathias - 2025

This paper is about the importance of geoeconomics in attaining high-income status for Asian middle-income countries, with a special focus on the People's Republic of China, India, Indonesia, and the Philippines. A key emphasis is placed on the role of trade policies as tools to diffuse tensions...

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