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Geoeconomics as a book category covers the intersection of economics and geopolitics: how states and non‑state actors use trade, investment, finance, technology, sanctions, energy and supply‑chain policies as instruments of power and how economic forces reshape global political alignments. Books in this field range from policy analysis and historical case studies to strategic forecasting and business guides, exploring topics such as trade wars, economic statecraft, resource competition, infrastructure diplomacy, development finance, and the economic dimensions of great‑power rivalry. Interdisciplinary and practical, geoeconomics titles are aimed at policymakers, scholars, corporate strategists and informed readers who want to understand how economic levers are deployed for strategic ends and what that means for international stability, markets and national security.

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