Abstract:

While the concepts of free market economy and infinity in international economic and political relations come to the forefront, the main actors in these relationships still retain their existence and importance. This study deals with the response to the growing economic security challenges faced by States in the protection of their assets and powers, in terms of geo-economics, national economic security, and power and economic intelligence interaction. To this end, economic intelligence describes the role and effects of the states in ensuring economic security and economic power. In order to survive global competition through economic intelligence, states are in need of multi-faceted and systemic economic intelligence systems, and in this context, economic intelligence systems become an important element of international economic politics and power balances.

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