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"Economic diplomacy" as a book category covers the strategies, institutions, history and practice of how states and non-state actors use economic tools to pursue foreign policy objectives and promote national interests. Books in this category examine trade and investment policy, negotiation of trade agreements, sanctions and export controls, development finance, international economic institutions (WTO, IMF, World Bank), and the role of embassies and commercial services in promoting business. They range from practical handbooks and case studies of major negotiations to academic analyses of policy instruments, geopolitical competition, corporate diplomacy, and the intersection of economics and national security. Typical readers include diplomats, government officials, business leaders, policy analysts and students of international relations and international political economy seeking both operational guidance and deeper theoretical context.

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