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The Journal of Geoeconomics is an 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 Journal welcomes a wide range of disciplinary and methodological approaches, from econometric analyses to qualitative case studies. The Journal also aims to make a unique contribution at the intersection of scholarly research and applied policy analysis notably through the publication of insightful and exploitable datasets and case studies. 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 (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) Mikael Wigell, Finnish Institute of International Affairs (Finland).

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