International finance & development
Capital flows, financial sector development and the long-term investment choices facing emerging economies.
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ECONOMICS & THE GLOBAL ORDER
I am Dr Joseph Yaw Abodakpi, an Assistant Professor at the Krakow University of Economics. I hold a doctoral degree in Finance and Economics, and my research brings together international finance, development economics, geoeconomics and defence economics.

Economic questions do not stop at national borders. Neither should the research.
My work examines how international capital, economic institutions and geopolitical developments influence markets, public policy and long-term development. I combine interests in financial systems and emerging economies with research into strategic supply chains, security and the political economy of global change.
02 / SCHOLARLY INTERESTS
Capital flows, financial sector development and the long-term investment choices facing emerging economies.
Economic statecraft, international trade, critical minerals and the changing geography of strategic interdependence.
The economic dimensions of defence expenditure, industrial resilience and geopolitical risk in financial markets.
Central banks, monetary transformations, financial stability and the institutions shaping the global economy.
RESEARCH IN FOCUS
Current research considers long-term sovereign investment strategies, the resilience of defence-industrial supply chains and the role of foreign direct investment in economic development.
Current research projects ↗03 / SELECTED SCHOLARSHIP
Internal Security, 18(1), 229–253.
Central European Review of Economics & Finance, 53(4), 5–26.
Theoretical Economics Letters · with Gorm Jacobson and Konrad Stelmach.
04 / CURRENT ENGAGEMENT
NATO STO · RESEARCH ACTIVITY
A NATO-wide research roadmap examining gaps and synergies in the defence and technological industrial base.
ACADEMIC RESEARCH INITIATIVE
Defence Economics and Geoeconomics Research Initiative — connecting research on economics, industry and strategic change.
DEVELOPING RESEARCH AGENDA
Fiscal buffers, patient capital and asset allocation for economic resilience and sustainable growth.
COLLABORATION & ACADEMIC EXCHANGE
COMPLETE ACADEMIC RECORD
Journal articles, scholarly chapters and proceedings from 2013–2026.
Explore ↗09Developing research on sovereign assets, geopolitical risk, Africa and monetary institutions.
Explore ↗10Research streams, academic initiatives and ongoing interdisciplinary engagements.
Explore ↗Published outputs and work in progress are intentionally separated. Work listed as a manuscript is not represented as accepted or peer-reviewed.