This edited volume illustrates how theory and practice have interacted in the case of economic security. 
As the focus on economic security evolves in the larger context of international and domestic politics, economy, and law, this collection responds to a need for more evidence-based analysis. This volume gathers a multidisciplinary group of leading scholars to shed light on this timely topic drawing from new theoretical ideas and recent evidence. It answers basic questions with informed and nuanced conceptualization and empirical research. The chapters in the first part explore different political, economic, and legal theorisations of economic security. The second part then delves into various “regional” and country perspectives, before moving on to specific topical economic security challenges in the final part.
This book will be of interest to researchers, academics and advanced students in international relations, critical security studies, international political economy and economic warfare. The volume will also be of interest to policy communities.