Geo-economics and Power Politics in the 21st Century : The Revival of Economic Statecraft (Paperback)

Geo-economic Power Politics: An Introduction Soren Scholvin and Mikael Wigell Geo-economics as a Dimension of Grand Strategy: Notes on the Concept and Its Evolution Braz Baracuhy Interdependence as Dependence: Economic Security in the Age of Global Interconnectedness Christian O. Fjader Critical Infrastructure in Geostrategic Competition: Comparing the US and Chinese Silk Road Projects Juha Kapyla and Mika Aaltola Germany’s Liberal Geo-economics: Using Markets for Strategic Objectives Hans Kundnani The Russian ‘Pivot’ to Asia-Pacific: Geo-economic Expectations and Disappointments Pavel K. Baev US Grand Strategy in Flux: Geo-economics, Geopolitics and the Liberal International Order Kari Mottola Leverage of Economic Sanctions: The Case of US Sanctions against Iran, 1979-2016 Paul Rivlin Energy and the Future of US Primacy: The Geostrategic Consequences of the Shale Revolution Niklas Rossbach Learning Geo-economics: China’s Experimental Path towards Financial and Monetary Leadership Mikko Huotari Development Lending as Financial Statecraft? A Comparative Exploration of the Practices of China and Japan Mikael Mattlin and Bart Gaens China’s Economic Statecraft in Latin America: Geostrategic Implications for the United States Mikael Wigell and Ana Soliz Landivar Oil as a Strategic Means in Venezuela’s Foreign Policy: The Cases of ALBA and Petrocaribe, 1998-2013 Martha Lucia Marquez Restrepo India, Pakistan and the Contest for Regional Hegemony: The Role of Geo-economics Smruti S. Pattanaik Geo-economics and Geopolitics in Sub-Saharan African Power Politics Soren Scholvin Conclusion Soren Scholvin, Mikael Wigell and Mika Aaltola