“Impact of geoeconomic tensions on international trade and financial flows”
Special Issue in International Economics and Economic Policy
In an era of rising geopolitical uncertainty – particularly driven by trade conflicts and armed conflicts – geoeconomic tensions have increasingly challenged global trade and international financial flows. Trade wars, sanctions, supply chain disruptions, and capital market volatility are reshaping the economic landscape worldwide. Understanding these dynamics and interdependencies is critical for policymakers, businesses, and researchers alike to formulate and implement adequate resilience-enhancing strategies.
This special issue invites original papers that examine the economic consequences of geoeconomic tensions, analyzing their impact on trade flows, trade policies, foreign direct investment, portfolio investment, currency markets, global monetary system and financial stability. We welcome both theoretical and empirical contributions from the fields of international economics, finance, political economy, and regional development.
