Salam Alshareef

Salam Alshareef is an Assistant Professor in the Department of People, Organizations and Society. He holds a PhD in Economics from Université Grenoble Alpes, where his research examined the interplay between Emerging Economies and the International Neoliberal Order. His work focuses on China’s role in shaping global economic relations, particularly in trade, investment, and industrial policy autonomy of developing countries.

Research Interests:

• China’s influence on international economic governance
• Geopolitical dimensions of energy markets and infrastructure
• Intellectual property regimes and global development
• Regional integration dynamics in Eurasia and the Middle East

His articles reveal a focus on analyzing China’s strategic engagements in the Middle East, the evolution of petrodollar systems, and systemic critiques of international economic agreements. Studies on pandemic-era IP challenges highlight his interdisciplinary approach to global governance issues.

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