'In The Age of Geoeconomics, Wigell and Hadi provide an essential conceptual apparatus needed to navigate the shift away from an era of market efficiency to one of strategic capitalism. By introducing the imperative of balancing dependence among various important developments such as the digitalisation, decarbonisation, weaponisation and balkanisation of the economy, the authors offer crucial navigational tools for understanding the emerging complex, contested and multinodal economic order. The book is a vital and timely contribution to the field, illuminating how global governance must adapt in a world where economic instruments are explicitly mobilized for strategic ends.'

Markus Wagner, University of Wollongong, Australia

'A profound and timely reflection on the reconfiguration of global power. This book offers a clear and compelling framework for understanding how states leverage economic networks and dependencies-and for developing the strategic foresight needed in an age defined by interdependence.'

Manuel Muñiz, Provost of IE University, Spain

'The Age of Geoeconomics is a rare achievement, a work that does not just describe a changing world, but gives readers a new language and a new map to navigate it. Wigell and Hadi cogently show how and why the economy has become the central arena of statecraft and why no serious strategist can afford to treat markets as neutral or apolitical. For anyone tasked with thinking about national strength, resilience, and long-term positioning in a more contested international order, this book is not simply timely, it is foundational. It equips readers to understand, anticipate, and actively shape the balance of dependence that will define their nation's security and prosperity in the decades ahead. This book strips away our comforting belief in the market, revealing how states have used, subverted, and rewritten market rules to turn interdependence itself into an instrument of power. In a world reorganising itself around geoeconomic power, Wigell and Hadi are not just early to the Age of Geoeconomics, they are among the select few who can show us how it works.'

'Understanding geoeconomics is critical for making sense of decisions by states and businesses. The book lucidly explains how politics and economics merge to produce geoeconomic perspectives. A fascinating take on how power drives markets and economic policies serve geopolitical interests.'

Amitendu Palit, Institute of South Asian Studies (ISAS), Singapore

'Purely market-based economic globalization is receding, replaced by geoeconomics as the defining logic of the current geopolitical era. The Age of Geoeconomics provides an indispensable analytical toolbox for understanding-and wielding-the economic statecraft shaping today's world.'

Olli Rehn, Governor at the Bank of Finland, Finland

'Written in a clear, confident - very reader-friendly - style and grounded in both theory and policy practice, The Age of Geoeconomics is essential reading for policymakers, scholars, business leaders, and anyone seeking to understand why globalisation now feels more contested, fragmented, and political than ever. It does not merely describe a changing world-it equips the reader with the conceptual tools needed to navigate it.'

Victor luiz Do Prado, SciencesPo, France