Printed from https://ideas.repec.org/s/prv/jipesp.html
Content
August 2026, Volume 1, Issue 2
- 1-11 China, FOCAC, and the politics of hegemony in South Africa
by Muhamad Andhika Pradana & Elfrine Hingis Manampiring - 12-19 The price of optionality: Geoeconomic fragmentation and the repricing of middle-power hedging
by Mochammad Dandi - 20-28 Disclosure without a price: The sequencing error in emerging-market climate finance
by Sahara Putri Dahlan - 29-37 Compliance is not transformation: The substance gap in Islamic finance and the halal economy
by Rifqi Aqil Asyrof - 38-45 Rails before tokens: Why the CBDC debate is the wrong frame for monetary innovation in emerging Asia
by Fawaz Muhammad Khaer
February 2026, Volume 1, Issue 1
- 1-9 Institutional transformation and governance in Indonesia: Democracy, decentralization, and the persistence of oligarchy
by Dimvy Rusefani Asetya - 10-22 Indonesia’s response as a developing country to the United States government’s reciprocal tariff policy
by Winda Yulia Sari - 23-31 Tariff wars and the Global South: Economic impact and trade flow implications of the contemporary tariff conflict
by Olivia Putri Dahlan - 32-40 Indonesia’s political economy at a crossroads: Growth, power, and the limits of developmental pragmatism
by Fawaz Muhammad Khaer - 41-51 The Indonesian Government's responsibility for Trump's tariff policy as an international economic policy
by Mirah Delima & Asma Wahyuni & Puja Oktovia Yosrianti