Introduction: The expansion of BRICS+ has become a relevant expression of contemporary geoeconomic change because it increases the participation of emerging economies in debates on trade, development finance, settlement currencies and global governance. Objective: This study analyzes how the geoeconomic rise of BRICS+...
This article explores the economic fault lines that limit BRICS' potential for collective action as an alternative to Western-dominated economic governance, given its collective share of the global economy. It examines seven interrelated fault lines: the income and structural inequities, trade imbalances and Chinese do...
This article examines how the United States' 2025 tariff escalation under President Donald Trump reshaped global trade governance and influenced the strategic responses of emerging powers in an era of geoeconomic fragmentation. Drawing on a qualitative case study of India and employing the Strategic Autonomy Adaptation...
This article examines BRICS economic, strategic, financial, and normative engagement in the Middle East between 2020 and 2024, conceptualizing BRICS+ as a dual political form: a collective platform of non-Western institutional coordination and a constellation of divergent national strategies. The study combi...
This study analyzes the impact of geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran on Africa’s political economy and security architecture, focusing specifically on transmission mechanisms, security implications, and response strategies. Employing a comprehensive approach that combines quantitative analysis of macroecon...
This article examines selected aspects of P.A. Minakir’s scientific legacy in the context of contemporary processes of global economic fragmentation, the transformation of the global financial architecture, and changes in the spatial organization of economic relations. It demonstrates that several of the academician’s...
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