• Stockholm Syndrome and Energy Dependence: The Interplay of National Psychology and Geopolitics 

  Zhang, Yanhao (SEP ASEM, 2025-05)

  This article innovatively transforms the analytical framework of Stockholm syndrome into a political context to explore the irrational behaviors similar to Stockholm syndrome that countries around the world exhibit when ...
• Assessing the Links between FDI and Economic Performance through Econometric Models 

  Macovei, Anamaria-Geanina; Pârțachi, Ion (SEP ASEM, 2025-05)

  This study analyzes the relationship between economic performance and four macroeconomic indicators foreign direct investment, consumer price index, producer price index and employment in the period 2010-2024 for the ...
• Central Banking Amid Shocks and Uncertainty in Developing Economies 

  Ialaia, Irina (SEP ASEM, 2025-05)

  The article looks at modern policy challenges faced by typical central banks small, open, developing economies that don’t rely on resource exports, integrating Republic of Moldova as a representative case. These countries ...
• Theoretical and Practical Perspective of the Delocalization of International Commercial Arbitration in the Legislation of Some States 

  Domente, Marin; Roşca, Iana (SEP ASEM, 2025)

  The concept of delocalization in international commercial arbitration refers to the reduction or elimination of the connection between arbitration and national legal systems, particularly the law of the seat. It allows the ...
• The Balance Between Public Interests and the Autonomy of the Institution of International Commercial Arbitration 

  Roşca, Iana (SEP ASEM, 2025)

  The international commercial arbitration system has evolved to offer a flexible, neutral, and efficient method of resolving cross-border commercial disputes. However, the increasing autonomy of arbitration institutions has ...

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