Institut Choiseul for International Politics and Geoeconomics
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Headquartered in the heart of Paris, France, Institut Choiseul for International Politics and Geoeconomics is an independent research center that analyzes international relations, economic and political strategies as well as international cultures.
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[edit] Theoretical background
The French think tank contributes to the massive body of international relations studies by examining the new balance of global power prevalent in the post-Cold War era from a geoeconomics perspective: a perspective which compliments the traditional vision of the international order as primarily geopolitical. In this respect, the institute conforms to the thought of French philosopher, sociologist and political scientist Raymond Aron.[1]
[edit] Contribution to international relations
In 1997, then named the "European Institute of Geoeconomics", the Institute created an academic journal of the same name, entitled Geoeconomics (in French,Géoéconomie)[2], that broadened the field of international relations in adding to the discourse a consideration for economics as a powerful force involved in shaping inter-state and political interactions. The research and activities [3]of the institute equally seek to link the theoretical world with current events, and also seek to provide a European vision into the major geopolitical and economic issues. Pascal Lorot has been president of Institut Choiseul since 2003.
[edit] Publications
Institut Choiseul currently publishes five other academic journals, on top of Géoéconomie:
- Maghreb-Machrek (Northern Africa and the Arab world)
- Problèmes d'Amérique latine (Problems of Latin America)
- Monde chinois (Sinosphere)
- Politique américaine (American Politics)
- Nordiques (Nordic countries)
