The European Union is adapting its economic governance to an international environment shaped by geopolitical rivalry, geoeconomic competition and security challenges. Existing research has examined economic security, industrial policy, technological sovereignty and competitiveness largely as separate policy fields, wh...
Michal Kaššaj, Agneša Víghová, Daniela Gregušová et al.· World· 0 citations
The European Union now routinely leverages economic governance to tackle strategic vulnerabilities caused by geopolitical rivalry, foreign dependencies, and supply chain shocks. This article analyses this shift, exploring how the EU adapts its economic toolkit and what restricts its capacity to act as a geoeconomic pow...
Tomáš Peráček, Daniela Gregušová, Michal Kaššaj· World· 0 citations
Contemporary sustainable development is affected by geopolitical competition, geoeconomic fragmentation and growing strategic uncertainty. These developments challenge conventional assumptions on which sustainability governance is based and raise questions about the relationship between sustainable development, economi...
Tomáš Peráček· World· 0 citations
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