Amidst increasing geopolitical threats, geo-economic competition, and climate change
concerns, this article reflects on why and how states alter strategic coupling processes …

The privatization of public utilities marked a turning point in European capitalism, reshaping
the relationship between the public and private spheres of the economy. However, the …

Protecting critical infrastructure against cyber-attacks is a policy challenge arising from the
disruptive potential of emerging digital technologies. Governments face difficult choices …

Germany's state elites and general public have consistently preferred deepening integration
of defence procurement at the European Union (EU) level. However, the German …

International organizations (IOs) are driven by political-administrative interactions between
member states and IO administrations. To model these interactions and understand their …

In an era of intense geopolitical competition, concerns about the impact of foreign
investments in strategic sectors of the European economy have led policymakers to review …

Recent analyses of international affairs highlight that states are increasingly exploiting the
key position of some private industries in critical hubs of global economic networks to gain …

This study examines the determinants of outward foreign direct investment (FDI) from Latin
American countries and compares it with their OECD counterparts. Our analysis is based on …

Abstract 5G networks are at the center of geopolitical competition. The United States has
denounced market leader Huawei's ability to break into allies' sensitive networks and it has …

This article examines how informality has enhanced the ability of the local government in
Indonesia's Bintan Island to achieve cross-border cooperation for tourism development …