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2022 - 2025

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Volume 26, issue 04, 2025

Governing Social Media: Societal Challenges and Policy Pathways pp. 04-07

Annalí Casanueva Artís, Mateusz Stalinski and Analì Casanueva Artìs

Social Media and Traditional Media pp. 07-11

Jaime Marques-Pereira

Frictions in News Consumption: How to Improve the Social Media News Diet pp. 12-16

Luca Braghieri, Ro'ee Levy and Hannah Trachtman

Combating Misinformation: What Works and What We Should Do pp. 17-20

Horacio Larreguy

Mobile Broadband Accountability, Populism, and Misinformation pp. 21-25

Sergei Guriev, Nikita Melnikov, Joana Escórcio Silva and Ekaterina Zhuravskaya

Speaking Science in the Digital Age: How Political Expression on Social Media Shapes Trust in Experts pp. 26-32

Eleonora Alabrese and Francesco Capozza

Homophily, Social Capital, and Social Trust pp. 33-35

Ruben Enikolopov and Maria Petrova

Social Media and Protests: An Opportunity to Strengthen Democracy pp. 36-40

Annalí Casanueva Artís and Analì Casanueva Artìs

Online Hate Speech, Offline Harm, and the Case for Content Moderation pp. 41-46

Karsten Müller and Carlo Schwarz

Beyond Takedowns: How Moderation Shapes What Gets Created pp. 47-51

Ying Bao and Jessie Liu

Partisan Conflict on Social Media: Empirical Evidence and Policy Challenges pp. 52-57

Juan Morales and Anne E. Wilson

Toxic Content and Engagement pp. 58-62

Marina Rizzi and Mateusz Stalinski

Social Media and Mental Health: The Role of Algorithms and Regulation pp. 63-67

Alexey Makarin and Simona Mandile

Serving the Region? The Role of the Defense Sector in Europe’s Regional Development pp. 68-75

Gert-Jan Hospers

Organized Labor Versus Robots? Co-Determination in Times of Automation pp. 76-81

Sebastian Findeisen, Wolfgang Dauth and Oliver Schlenker

Who Drives Green Tech? Patenting Trends of Top R&D Firms pp. 82-88

Cristina Rujan

Volume 26, issue 03, 2025

European Defense Sovereignty in the Making: Notable Gains, Enduring Dilemmas pp. 04-09

Tuomas Iso-Markku and Niklas Helwig

German Public Opinion on Defense and the Bundeswehr pp. 10-16

Niklas Potrafke, Emil Scholten, Tuuli Tähtinen and Konstantinos Theocharopoulos

The Fast Track to EU Defense Sovereignty Passes Through Kiev pp. 17-21

Daniel Gros

EU Defense Union: Short-Term Feasibility and Long-Term Coherence pp. 22-28

Roel Beetsma, Marco Buti and Francesco Nicoli

A Train to Union: European Common Defense pp. 29-34

Massimo Morelli and Eugenio Peluso

Securing Peace in Europe: A Role for the Weimar Triangle? pp. 35-40

Tim Lohse and Armin Bolouri

Beyond Procurement: Europe’s Pursuit of Defense Autonomy pp. 41-45

Mikkel Rasmussen

The Innovation Dividend of Defense R&D pp. 46-51

Enrico Moretti, Claudia Steinwender and John van Reenen

Use It or Lose It: How Cognitive Skills Change with Age pp. 52-57

Eric A. Hanushek, Lavinia Kinne, Frauke Witthöft, Ludger Woessmann and Frauke Baumeister

The Transmission of Gender (In-)Equality Through Commercial Links pp. 58-61

Cemre Dane and Pia Heckl

Investing in Infrastructure but Wisely: Lessons from Germany's Broadband Expansion pp. 62-69

Thomas A. Fackler, Oliver Falck and Simon Krause

Low-cost Language Learning: A Boost to Move? Lessons From Duolingo pp. 70-76

Joop Age Harm Adema

Volume 26, issue 02, 2025

Introduction to the Issue on How Can the EU Better Adapt to Climate Change? pp. 03-04

Chang Woon Nam

To Adapt or Not to Adapt: Costs, Benefits, and Financing of Adaptation in the EU pp. 05-12

Johannes Pfeiffer and Karen Pittel

The Climate Adaptation Trilemma pp. 13-18

Ilan Noy and Tomáš Uher

Adaptation as Investment: Balancing Public and Private Roles in Climate Adaptation pp. 19-25

Maria Waldinger and Franziska Wintersteller

Climate Adaptation: Who Pays and Who Benefits? pp. 26-28

Peter Eckersley

Adapting to Climate Change Across Space: Policy Recommendations for Europe pp. 29-32

Bruno Conte and Hubert Massoni

Effective Climate Change Adaptation Needs Accountability pp. 33-36

Federico Revelli

Accelerating Adaptation to Extreme Weather in Europe pp. 37-41

Matthew Kahn

Europe Needs to Rewire Its Energy-Green Policy Mix pp. 42-45

Rabah Arezki, Jean-Pierre Landau and Frederick (Rick) van der Ploeg

Voters Like Climate Policies More Than You Think pp. 46-49

Davide Pace

Structural Change in German Manufacturing: Hybrid Products and Production Processes Are Changing Industrial Business Models pp. 50-61

Robert Lehmann, Stefan Linz and Timo Wollmershäuser

Legislation, Regulation, and Litigation: Demand for US Legal Services in Historical Perspective pp. 62-67

Cailin Slattery and Ariell Reshef

Common Characteristics of Swing States in the US and Federal States in Europe pp. 68-73

Friedrich L. Sell and Jürgen Stiefl

How Containerization Reshaped Global Trade – And Our Cities pp. 74-78

César Ducruet, Réka Juhász, Dávid Krisztián Nagy and Claudia Steinwender

Volume 26, issue 01, 2025

Introduction to the Issue on A New Common Migration Policy for the EU ‒ Why and How? pp. 03-04

Chang Woon Nam

Does the EU Need a Common Immigration and Asylum Policy? pp. 05-08

Panu Poutvaara

Managing “Mixed” Migration to the EU: The Challenge of Sharing Responsibility to Protect Refugees in the 21st Century pp. 09-14

Matthias Lücke

In Search of Security: The Migration Conundrum and the Need for a Global Response pp. 15-17

Angelo Martelli

Does the EU Need a New Common Migration Policy? Evidence-Based Insights from Germany and Greece pp. 18-21

Eugenia Vella

Solidarity Challenges in EU Refugee Policymaking: A Comparison of the Yugoslav, Syrian, and Ukrainian Crises pp. 22-25

Eiko Thielemann

From Burden to Balance: The Role of Age and Education Level in the Distribution of Refugees in Europe pp. 26-31

Florian Bartholomae, Chang Woon Nam and Alina Schoenberg

Why All Beneft When Refugees Enjoy the EU’s Freedom of Movement pp. 32-34

Jeroen Doomernik

Occupational Downgrading, Job Tasks, and the Return Intentions of the Ukrainian Refugees in Poland pp. 35-37

Piotr Lewandowski

Ukraine Refugees: From Temporary Protection to Encouraging Return to Support the Ukrainian Economy pp. 38-40

Yuriy Gorodnichenko and Daniel Gros

Tax Audits and Their Effects on Tax Compliance pp. 41-44

Sebastian Beer, Brian Erard, Matthias Kasper and Erich Kirchler

Germany’s 9-Euro Ticket: Impact of a Cheap Public Transport Ticket on Mobility Patterns and Infrastructure Quality pp. 45-48

Mario Liebensteiner, Jakob Losert, Sarah Necker, Florian Neumeier, Jörg Paetzold and Sebastian Wichert