Economics and Politics
1989 - 2025
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Volume 37, issue 3, 2025
- From Rhetoric to Reality: Assessing the Effects of Populism on Corruption pp. 845-868

- Vincenzo Alfano and Salvatore Capasso
- Investor Network Density and Stock Crash Risk pp. 869-879

- Xiaoying Zhai, Huiping Ma, Yongmin Zhang, Hanglin Jin and Moau Yong Toh
- Does R&D Mediate the Link Between Corporate Governance and Enterprise Value? Evidence From Family Firms Across Jurisdictional Contexts pp. 880-902

- Ella Xu
- Time‐Varying Interactions Between US–China Political Relation, Flight Frequency, and Inbound Tourism pp. 903-914

- Shiteng Xu, Yifei Cai, Yahua Zhang and Chunan Wang
- Can Politics Explain Contracting Out? pp. 915-930

- Andrew Abbott, Shasikanta Nandeibam and Lucy O'Shea
- Supply Chain Digitalization and Firms' Access to Bank Loans: Evidence From China pp. 931-945

- Qian Liu, Libin Qin and Xuena Liu
- Climate Risks for Investors' Green Attentions From China? pp. 946-957

- Liu Desheng, Jia Xin, Li Mingzhu and Miao Wang
- Navigating Economic Policy Uncertainty: The Role of ESG Performance in Mitigating the Risk of Nonfinancial Firms in China pp. 958-977

- Yinan Fan, Sajid Anwar and Rui Long
- Digital Inclusive Finance, Entrepreneurial Vitality and Common Prosperity: Evidence From China's Provinces pp. 978-996

- Chunmei Liang, Maokai Geng, Xiaonan Li, Zihao Jing and Qi Wang
- Does Exposure to Refugees Impact Political Support for Right‐Wing Parties? Empirical Evidence From Venezuelan Refugees in Brazil pp. 997-1010

- Rodrigo Schneider and Smriti Tiwari
- Does Supply Chain Finance Create More Jobs? Evidence From China pp. 1011-1032

- Jinlong Qiu, Mengmei Cui, Guangpeng Li and Zhenye Yao
- Green Collaborative Innovation Network's Dynamic Evolution and Influencing Factors of Logistics Industry in China pp. 1033-1057

- Xu Runhan, Liu Zuankuo, Liu Rongkun and Xu Qingqing
- Does Transparency Improve Public Policy? Evidence From a Tax Incentive Transparency Initiative pp. 1058-1075

- Calvin Thrall and Nathan M. Jensen
- Geography of Discontent in Türkiye: Populism, Autocracy, and Voting Behavior in General Elections of 2007–2023 pp. 1076-1095

- Özge Kozal, Mehmet Karaçuka and Justus Haucap
- Labor Market Institutions, Political Regimes, and Exchange Rate Policy in Developing Countries pp. 1096-1110

- Zhiyuan Wang
- Political Risk, Sustainability and Sovereign Credit: Pricing High‐Frequency Political, Environmental, Social and Governance News pp. 1111-1122

- Anne Spencer Jamison, Lauren L. Ferry and Witold J. Henisz
- Democracy, Human Capital, and Foreign Direct Investment: Evidence From Developing Economies pp. 1123-1144

- Alex O. Acheampong and Eric Evans Osei Opoku
- Prometheus Unbound: What Makes Fintech Grow? pp. 1145-1156

- Serhan Cevik
- Anticorruption and Capital Market Pricing Efficiency: Evidence From China pp. 1157-1178

- Yanyin Li, Yuan George Shan, Rong Xu, Xingmei Xu and Yize Xu
Volume 37, issue 2, 2025
- Mafia and Political Competition Redirecting Votes not Discouraging Candidates pp. 549-581

- Anna Laura Baraldi
- Women in the Labor Market and Experienced Political Institutions pp. 582-594

- Ugo antonio Troiano
- Government Intelligent Transformation and Mixed‐Ownership Reform: Evidence From China pp. 595-615

- Bin Li, Ruiqing Cao, Chenchen Shi and Jing Zhao
- One or More Payers for Healthcare Financing: The Experience From Poland and Czechia pp. 616-637

- Pawel Bialynicki‐Birula, Lucie Burianová, Jacek Klich, Jan Mertl and Adam Šimčík
- Prolonged Guesthood: How Syrian Refugees Shaped Turkish Politics? pp. 638-652

- Elif Erbay and Emine Kübra Usta
- Political Business Cycles in Varieties of Capitalistic Systems pp. 653-668

- Joscha Beckmann, Rainer Schweickert and Marvin Jahn
- Does Tax‐Aggressive Behavior Motivate More CSR Engagement? pp. 669-684

- Xin Wang, Kam Fong Chan, Millicent Chang, Yuan George Shan and Joey W. Yang
- The Roots of Populism in Poland Do Uneven Economic Development, Social Transfers, Inequality and Migration Explain the Success of Populist Parties? pp. 685-698

- Łukasz Olejnik and Marcin Wroński
- The Enforcement Dilemma of EU Fiscal Rules pp. 699-708

- Georg Kirchsteiger and Martin Larch
- Intersectoral Conflict, Exchange Rate Uncertainty, and Delays in Macroeconomic Stabilization pp. 709-723

- Arslan Razmi
- Regional Representation in the European Parliament: Parliamentary Questions on Geographical Indications pp. 724-734

- Martijn Huysmans and Niels Gheyle
- The Peer Effect of Key Audit Matter Disclosure: Evidence From China pp. 735-751

- Xuegang Cui, Jia Xu and Yiyuan Sun
- Echo Chambers: Voter‐to‐Voter Communication and Political Competition pp. 752-768

- Monica A. Giovanniello
- The Commodification of Political Distrust: Do Crypto “Hodlers” Distrust Political Institutions? pp. 769-779

- Anton Brännlund and Henrik Serup Christensen
- Employment Effects of the Italian Jobs Act: An Ex‐Post Impact Evaluation pp. 780-794

- Alessandro Zeli and Leopoldo Nascia
- The Role of Media, Partisanship, and Macroeconomic Factors in the Economic Assessments: The Case of Poland pp. 795-810

- Agnieszka Choczyńska
- Lead or Follow? Participation Decisions in Collective Development Initiatives pp. 811-825

- Bernhard Reinsberg and Martin C. Steinwand
- Optimal Supply Chain Decision With Pre‐ and Aftersales Services and Capital Constraints pp. 826-837

- Jing Wang, Junli Zhou, Fengshan Si and Yuling Wang
Volume 37, issue 1, 2025
- Do overpaid dividends drive stock price crash risk? pp. 7-58

- Xiaoting Ling, Yuan George Shan, Wuqing Wu, Lu Zhang and Xinyue Zhang
- Pay for digitalization: The relationship between digital transformation and payment disparity pp. 59-86

- Changling Sun, Ziang Lin, Zixuan Dai, Shidi Dong and Zixi Zhang
- Draft deferments and higher education: New evidence from a totalitarian state pp. 87-114

- Vahe Lskavyan
- Appropriability, institutions, and welfare in a Tullock contest pp. 115-145

- Ratul Lahkar
- How does oil policy uncertainty influence resource rents? New empirical evidence from Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries pp. 146-168

- Umar Farooq, Jun Wen, Salem Hamad Aldawsari, Mosab I. Tabash and Khurshid Khudoykulov
- The impact of comment letters on audit fees: Evidence from spillover effect pp. 169-200

- Wuqing Wu, Huixuan Zhang and Yuan George Shan
- Patriarchy, pandemics, and the gendered resource curse thesis: Evidence from petroleum geology pp. 201-223

- Jubril Animashaun and Ada Wossink
- The effects of non‐trade non‐rent barriers on intra‐Africa trade pp. 224-242

- Dimitrios Asteriou and Reginald Kadzutu
- The influence of politicians' sex on political budget cycles: An empirical analysis of Spanish municipalities pp. 243-270

- Israel García and Bernd Hayo
- What causes polarized stagnation, corporate economy, or welfare state?: Insights from new development economics pp. 271-303

- Sung‐Hee Jwa
- Development strategy, infrastructure, and premature deindustrialization: Comparing Asian, African, and Latin American economies pp. 304-340

- Valeria Lauria, Justin Yifu Lin, Xin Wang and Yawen Zheng
- Political regime and income (re)distribution—Panel data analysis in 126 countries pp. 341-375

- Brandon Parsons and Shahdad Naghshpour
- U.S. presidential approval and the macroeconomy: 1960–2022 pp. 376-399

- T. Daniel Coggin
- Politics of local fiscal discipline with vertical fiscal imbalance pp. 400-419

- Samuel K. Obeng and Layal Aazam
- Are algorithms always fair? The study on public preferences toward algorithmic decision‐making: A case study from the perspectives of decision scenarios and social roles pp. 420-441

- Bing Wang, Longxiang Luo and Xiuli Wang
- Digital inclusive finance and digital transformation of Chinese enterprises: Perspectives on company technology intensity and financialization pp. 442-486

- Qian Xu, Qun Cao and Liyan Wang
- Re‐righting the law: The impact of VRA preclearance on language minorities pp. 487-544

- James M. Harrison and Aaron Gamino
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