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

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David MATEI

Academia de Studii Economice din Bucureşti

In an increasingly “geopolitical” world, far from the pax liberalis scenario envisioned by Francis Fukuyama at the end of the Cold War bearing the suggestive – though somewhat uninspired – title of “The End of History” (and of conflicts, we might add, or at least ideological conflicts) – it will not be long before fundamental works begin to appear in this field. One such work is the one at hand, which is also a product of the “school of geopolitics” from the Bucharest University of Economic Studies, a school of thought in the truest sense of the expression.

ŒCONOMICA no. 1-2/2022

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

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