Journal of International Political Economy and Strategy

2026 - 2026

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China, FOCAC, and the politics of hegemony in South Africa pp. 1-11: Muhamad Andhika Pradana and Elfrine Hingis Manampiring
The price of optionality: Geoeconomic fragmentation and the repricing of middle-power hedging pp. 12-19: Mochammad Dandi
Disclosure without a price: The sequencing error in emerging-market climate finance pp. 20-28: Sahara Putri Dahlan
Compliance is not transformation: The substance gap in Islamic finance and the halal economy pp. 29-37: Rifqi Aqil Asyrof
Rails before tokens: Why the CBDC debate is the wrong frame for monetary innovation in emerging Asia pp. 38-45: Fawaz Muhammad Khaer

Institutional transformation and governance in Indonesia: Democracy, decentralization, and the persistence of oligarchy pp. 1-9: Dimvy Rusefani Asetya
Indonesia’s response as a developing country to the United States government’s reciprocal tariff policy pp. 10-22: Winda Yulia Sari
Tariff wars and the Global South: Economic impact and trade flow implications of the contemporary tariff conflict pp. 23-31: Olivia Putri Dahlan
Indonesia’s political economy at a crossroads: Growth, power, and the limits of developmental pragmatism pp. 32-40: Fawaz Muhammad Khaer
The Indonesian Government's responsibility for Trump's tariff policy as an international economic policy pp. 41-51: Mirah Delima, Asma Wahyuni and Puja Oktovia Yosrianti