Mikael Wigell is Senior Research Fellow at the Finnish Institute of International Affairs and Adjunct Professor in International Political Economy at the University of Tampere, Finland.Sören Scholvin is Research Fellow at the Institute of Economic and Cultural Geography, University of Hanover, Germany.Mika Aaltola is Director of the Global Security Programme at the Finnish Institute of International Affairs. He also works as Professor of International Relations at Tallinn University, Estonia.

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• Geo-economic Power Politics: An Introduction Sören Scholvin and Mikael Wigell 2. Geo-economics as a Dimension of Grand Strategy: Notes on the Concept and Its Evolution Braz Baracuhy 3. Interdependence as Dependence: Economic Security in the Age of Global Interconnectedness Christian O. Fjäder 4.Critical Infrastructure in Geostrategic Competition: Comparing the US and Chinese Silk Road Projects Juha Käpylä and Mika Aaltola 5.Germany’s Liberal Geo-economics: Using Markets for Strategic Objectives Hans Kundnani 6. The Russian ‘Pivot’ to Asia-Pacific: Geo-economic Expectations and Disappointments Pavel K. Baev 7. US Grand Strategy in Flux: Geo-economics, Geopolitics and the Liberal International Order Kari Möttölä 8. Leverage of Economic Sanctions: The Case of US Sanctions against Iran, 1979-2016 Paul Rivlin 9. Energy and the Future of US Primacy: The Geostrategic Consequences of the Shale Revolution Niklas Rossbach 10. Learning Geo-economics: China’s Experimental Path towards Financial and Monetary Leadership Mikko Huotari 11. Development Lending as Financial Statecraft? A Comparative Exploration of the Practices of China and Japan Mikael Mattlin and Bart Gaens 12.China’s Economic Statecraft in Latin America: Geostrategic Implications for the United States Mikael Wigell and Ana Soliz Landivar 13. Oil as a Strategic Means in Venezuela’s Foreign Policy: The Cases of ALBA and Petrocaribe, 1998-2013 Martha Lucía Márquez Restrepo 14. India, Pakistan and the Contest for Regional Hegemony: The Role of Geo-economics Smruti S. Pattanaik 15. Geo-economics and Geopolitics in Sub-Saharan African Power Politics Sören Scholvin 16. Conclusion Sören Scholvin, Mikael Wigell and Mika Aaltola Geo-economics as Power Politics: An Introduction, Sören Scholvin, Mikael Wigell and Mika Aaltola

Mikael Wigell is Senior Research Fellow at the Finnish Institute of International Affairs and Adjunct Professor in International Political Economy at the University of Tampere, Finland.Sören Scholvin is Research Fellow at the Institute of Economic and Cultural Geography, University of Hanover, Germany.Mika Aaltola is Director of the Global Security Programme at the Finnish Institute of International Affairs. He also works as Professor of International Relations at Tallinn University, Estonia.

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• Geo-economic Power Politics: An Introduction Sören Scholvin and Mikael Wigell 2. Geo-economics as a Dimension of Grand Strategy: Notes on the Concept and Its Evolution Braz Baracuhy 3. Interdependence as Dependence: Economic Security in the Age of Global Interconnectedness Christian O. Fjäder 4.Critical Infrastructure in Geostrategic Competition: Comparing the US and Chinese Silk Road Projects Juha Käpylä and Mika Aaltola 5.Germany’s Liberal Geo-economics: Using Markets for Strategic Objectives Hans Kundnani 6. The Russian ‘Pivot’ to Asia-Pacific: Geo-economic Expectations and Disappointments Pavel K. Baev 7. US Grand Strategy in Flux: Geo-economics, Geopolitics and the Liberal International Order Kari Möttölä 8. Leverage of Economic Sanctions: The Case of US Sanctions against Iran, 1979-2016 Paul Rivlin 9. Energy and the Future of US Primacy: The Geostrategic Consequences of the Shale Revolution Niklas Rossbach 10. Learning Geo-economics: China’s Experimental Path towards Financial and Monetary Leadership Mikko Huotari 11. Development Lending as Financial Statecraft? A Comparative Exploration of the Practices of China and Japan Mikael Mattlin and Bart Gaens 12.China’s Economic Statecraft in Latin America: Geostrategic Implications for the United States Mikael Wigell and Ana Soliz Landivar 13. Oil as a Strategic Means in Venezuela’s Foreign Policy: The Cases of ALBA and Petrocaribe, 1998-2013 Martha Lucía Márquez Restrepo 14. India, Pakistan and the Contest for Regional Hegemony: The Role of Geo-economics Smruti S. Pattanaik 15. Geo-economics and Geopolitics in Sub-Saharan African Power Politics Sören Scholvin 16. Conclusion Sören Scholvin, Mikael Wigell and Mika Aaltola Geo-economics as Power Politics: An Introduction, Sören Scholvin, Mikael Wigell and Mika Aaltola

Mikael Wigell is Senior Research Fellow at the Finnish Institute of International Affairs and Adjunct Professor in International Political Economy at the University of Tampere, Finland.Sören Scholvin is Research Fellow at the Institute of Economic and Cultural Geography, University of Hanover, Germany.Mika Aaltola is Director of the Global Security Programme at the Finnish Institute of International Affairs. He also works as Professor of International Relations at Tallinn University, Estonia.

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• Geo-economic Power Politics: An Introduction Sören Scholvin and Mikael Wigell 2. Geo-economics as a Dimension of Grand Strategy: Notes on the Concept and Its Evolution Braz Baracuhy 3. Interdependence as Dependence: Economic Security in the Age of Global Interconnectedness Christian O. Fjäder 4.Critical Infrastructure in Geostrategic Competition: Comparing the US and Chinese Silk Road Projects Juha Käpylä and Mika Aaltola 5.Germany’s Liberal Geo-economics: Using Markets for Strategic Objectives Hans Kundnani 6. The Russian ‘Pivot’ to Asia-Pacific: Geo-economic Expectations and Disappointments Pavel K. Baev 7. US Grand Strategy in Flux: Geo-economics, Geopolitics and the Liberal International Order Kari Möttölä 8. Leverage of Economic Sanctions: The Case of US Sanctions against Iran, 1979-2016 Paul Rivlin 9. Energy and the Future of US Primacy: The Geostrategic Consequences of the Shale Revolution Niklas Rossbach 10. Learning Geo-economics: China’s Experimental Path towards Financial and Monetary Leadership Mikko Huotari 11. Development Lending as Financial Statecraft? A Comparative Exploration of the Practices of China and Japan Mikael Mattlin and Bart Gaens 12.China’s Economic Statecraft in Latin America: Geostrategic Implications for the United States Mikael Wigell and Ana Soliz Landivar 13. Oil as a Strategic Means in Venezuela’s Foreign Policy: The Cases of ALBA and Petrocaribe, 1998-2013 Martha Lucía Márquez Restrepo 14. India, Pakistan and the Contest for Regional Hegemony: The Role of Geo-economics Smruti S. Pattanaik 15. Geo-economics and Geopolitics in Sub-Saharan African Power Politics Sören Scholvin 16. Conclusion Sören Scholvin, Mikael Wigell and Mika Aaltola Geo-economics as Power Politics: An Introduction, Sören Scholvin, Mikael Wigell and Mika Aaltola