While geopolitics has captured global attention, geoeconomics is the often hidden force that governs countries relationships. It is the economic psyche that shapes the new world order. Geoeconomics refers to the intersection of economic factors, relationships and conditions on global events. A countrys political and business alignments have an impact on individuals, companies and on future economic stability.
This book assembles leading scholars and experts from around the world to advance current thinking on geoeconomics. It is a thorough and authoritative reference work on world economics that aims to shape strategy formulation in business and government for years to come by expanding understanding on the topic of geoeconomics, analyzing the implications of international geoeconomic events, and providing the reader with theoretical and practical approaches on the management of geoeconomics.
Geoeconomic concepts in this book will prove timely and highly insightful to students, academics, executives, entrepreneurs, government officials, consultants and policymakers.
1 Introduction - J. Mark Munoz
Part I Understanding Geoeconomics
2 Geoeconomics : A review of the research methodologies of trade alliances - Subhajit Chakrabarty
3 The geoeconomics of global cities: Exploring new avenues for expanding business internationalization - Philippe Regnier and Pascal Wild
4 Influence of region, country and subnational-region institutions on internationalization of multinational corporations - Wiboon Kittilaksanawong
5 Geoeconomic spillovers: Are Indian states interconnected in promoting state-business relations? An empirical analysis - Krishna Chaitanya Vadlamannati, Artur Tamazian, and Arusha Cooray
6 Geoeconomics in Central and Eastern Europe: Implications on FDI - Zoltan Gal and Andrea Schmidt
7 The changing geoeconomics of China's diplomacy in Africa - Richard Aidoo
8 The nature, impact and lessons of Abenomics - Viara Bojkova
9 Where Geoeconomics and Geostrategy meet : The troubled relations between the European Union and the Russian Federation - David Criekemans
Part II International Geoeconomics
10 Geostrategic economics in the 21st century : China, America and the Trans-Pacific Partnership - Francis Schortgen
11 EU trade policy after the GFC: The geoeconomics of shifting EU trade policy priorities - Louise Curran
12 Determinants of FDI in the Customs Union of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan - Richard Nyuur, Andrey Yukhanaev and Alina Amirzadova
13 Role of regional economic integration on foreign direct investments in Southern Africa - Jayati Ghosh, Imelda K. Moise and Ezekiel Kalipeni
14 A case study : Geoeconomics and the Iranian nuclear deal - Jonathon Cini
15 The impact of geographical factors on development: Evaluation of Europe and the Middle East - Hilal Yildirir Keser and Isin Cetin
16 Three spheres of geoeconomic advantage in Central America: Transportation, tourism and trade - Michael J. Pisani
17 The state of regional integration in Africa: Prospects and advances - Joash Ntenga Moitui
Part III Managing Geoeconomics
18 The evolution of geoeconomics and the need for new theories of governance - Najiba Benabess
19 Geoeconomics and banking - Hubert Bonin
20 Geoeconomics of the global arms industry - Alexandre J. Vautravers
21 The new geoeconomics of energy: A Saudi Arabian case study - Robert E. Looney
22 Global water geoeconomics: Paradigm shift and emerging challenges - Lakshmi Mudunuru and J. Uma Rao
23 The geoeconomics of aging - Masud Chand
24 Geoeconomics and political interference: The case of Chinas porcelain industry - Jane Yuting Zhuang and Andre M. Everett
25 The African Growth and Opportunity Act: International business, relations and politics - Satyendra Singh
26 Geoeoconomic strategies and economic intelligence - Gyula Csurgai
27 Conclusion - J. Mark Munoz
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