
US-China rivalry, wars, economic protectionism, pandemics, trade and technology wars, climate change... In a world of multiple crises, global politics is becoming increasingly uncertain. Distinguishing signals from noise is getting more difficult. The IPC Geoeconomics Unit analyzes how geopolitical developments affect market dynamics at a time when globalisation becomes more fragile and fragmented. IPC Geoeconomics Unit bring together experts and policymakers to understand, analyze and manage geoeconomic risks.
Established within the Sabancı University Istanbul Policy Center, the academy aims to help you understand, analyze, and effectively manage geopolitical risks by providing interactive training services through computer-aided simulations, case studies, and data visualization.
Click here for the IPC geoeconomics index analyzing Turkey's foreign trade relations.
Senem Aydın Düzgit
Director, Board Member
Mustafa Kutlay
Geoeconomics Cluster Coordinator, Senior Scholar
Altay Atlı
Senior Scholar
Emrehan Aktuğ
Senior Scholar
Samet Apaydın
Research Assistant