Revista OEconomica

Ştefan IMRE - Aspects of the Contribution of the Nation’s Competitiveness to the Formation of a New World Order – Probable and Possible Scenarios [Aspecte privind contribuţia competitivităţii naţiunii la formarea unei noi ordini mondiale–scenarii probabile şi posibile]

Adrian-Ioan DAMOC - Artificial Intelligence in Economic Diplomacy: Using Unsupervised Machine Learning to Identify Key Geostrategic Partners in ASEAN for the European Union

Gabriela Ioana ENACHE, Narciz BĂLĂŞOIU - The European Union’s Efforts to Strengthen Its Posture in the Global Value and Supply Chains Competition [Eforturile Uniunii Europene de consolidare a posturii în competiţia lanţurilor valorice şi de aprovizionare globale]

Alexandra-Carmen BRAN - The Economic Dimension as the Foundation of the Security of a State [Dimensiunea economică ca fundament al securităţii unui stat]

Andrei CIUCĂ - Analysis of the Role of Natural Gas Transactions in the Economic Relations between Romania and the Republic of Moldova

David MATEI - Book Review / Recenzie de carte: Silviu Neguţ & Marius-Cristian Neacşu, Geostrategia, Bucureşti, Editura Meteor Press, 2022

Articles on Issue Theme

Octavian-Dragomir JORA

Academia de Studii Economice din Bucureşti

What could the novel new world order look like? Perhaps that is not the best question, as it incarcerates us in the same academic armchair abstractions which, for all their glacial utility, sound somewhat estranged from the heat of the present days. Two or three generations later, in our corner of the world, the smell of gunpowder (and cannon fodder) once again permeates the air, with all its hybrid variations in the economy, the cyber-realm and mass media. Therefore, the forthcoming new world order will be born yet again old. It will likely be an order in which the edifices of (global) governance, painted as virtuous, will be built upon a shaky foundation of (national) vices as well as the wedge between the governors and those whom they govern. It will likely be an order in which the demagoguery of democracies still remains barely distinguishable from that of dictatorships, the difference being that the former works, as demonstrated historically, far better with the living than with the dead. It will likely be an order in which, regardless of the characters used to write the peace of the victors (i.e. Latin, Cyrillic, logographic), its ultimate value will depend on the character of those who shall read it.

ŒCONOMICA nr. 1-2/2022

NOVELTY AND OBSOLESCE IN OUR WORLD’S (DIS)ORDERS [NOU ŞI VECHI ÎN (DEZ)ORDINILE LUMII NOASTRE]

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