Salam holds a PhD in Economics from Université Grenoble Alpes, where his research focused on the direction of influence between Emerging Economies and the International neoliberal order. His research analyses the effect of China’s approach to the regulation of international economic relations on the policy autonomy of developing countries in areas of trade, investment, and industrial development. Moreover, Salam adopts a territorial approach to study the transformation of the international order, specifically analyzing the multi-scalar drivers and implications of China-Middle East relations in oil markets, transport infrastructures, and logistics. His academic contributions have been published in journals such as New Political Economy, Competition & Change, Journal of Economic Issues, and Journal of World Trade.
- Alshareef S., 2026.BRICS Plus and the Erosion of Dollar Dominance: The Pluripolar PathwayIn BRICS Plus: An Emerging New World Order? London: Palgrave Macmillanhttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-032-22348-7
- Alshareef S., 2026.The Petroyuan Paradox: Economic Foundations and Political Hurdles in the Dedollarization of Gulf Oil TradeCapital and Class: Forthcoming
- Alshareef S., 2026.Development Policy Space and Internationalization of China’s Contender State: The Case of Overseas Development FinanceReview of Radical Political Economics: Online first
- Alshareef S., 2024.A contender state’s multiscalar mediation of transnational capital: the belt and road in the Middle EastNew Political Economy, 29, 1: 75-89
- Alshareef S., 2024.Beyond the “debt trap strategy” narrative: China’s rise and the expansion of policy autonomy of the global southArea Development and Policy, 9, 2: 169-180
- Alshareef S., 2023.China’s Insertion in the International Patent Regime: Shaking the Rules Widens the Development Policy SpaceJournal of economic issues, 67, 3: 1018-1035
- Alshareef S., 2023.The Gulf’s Shifting Geo-economy and China’s Structural Power: from the Petrodollar to the Petroyuan?Competition and Change, 27, 2: 380–401
- Zhuk K., Huissoud J.-M., Chabbi M., Griot L., Alshareef S., 2023.L'Ukraine, un an après, vers un nouvel ordre mondial?Table ronde en géopolitique de Grenoble Ecole de Management, Grenoble Ecole de Management, Grenoble, FranceLa guerre en Ukraine, s’inscrivant dans un cadre plus large de transformations mondiales contemporaines – démographiques, économiques, technologiques, environnementales - a eu des impacts systémiques sur la gouvernance mondiale : dysfonctionnements des chaînes d’approvisionnement, implosion des taux d’endettement et d’inflation, hausse des prix de l’énergie en particulier jusqu’aux reconfigurations géopolitiques significatives dans certains espaces géographiques. Les dynamiques économiques, politiques et sociales naissantes seront-elle à l’origine d’un nouvel ordre mondial annoncé par de nombreuses voix au moment de l’offensive russe contre l’Ukraine ? Quels en seront les fondements et les scénarios d’évolutions possibles [1]? L’équipe de géopolitique de GEM vous propose un éclairage académique sur les changements géopolitiques en cours, leurs portées et perspectives.
- Alshareef S., 2022.How the intellectual property monopoly has impeded an effective response to Covid-19The Conversation: online
- Alshareef S., 2021.China-Middle East deepening economic interdependence and the US regional policyNew Regionalism in the Middle East, Arab Council for Social Sciences, Lebanon