European Journal of Political Economy
1985 - 2025
Current editor(s): J. De Haan, A. L. Hillman and H. W. Ursprung From Elsevier Bibliographic data for series maintained by Catherine Liu (). Access Statistics for this journal.
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Volume 89, issue C, 2025
- Conflict, information and regime-change

- Davide Bosco, Luca Colombo and Gianluca Femminis
- Flooding the vote: Heterogeneous voting responses to a natural disaster in Germany

- K. Peren Arin, Kevin Devereux, Joel Methorst and Marcel Thum
- In the grip of Whitehall? The effects of party control on local fiscal policy in England

- Benjamin Lockwood, Francesco Porcelli and James Rockey
- Inequality, conspiracy theories, and redistribution

- Daiki Kishishita
- Can the middle class benefit from more conservative redistribution?

- Darong Dai
- Googling ‘inflation’: Household inflation attention across the euro area

- Christian Buelens
- Recovering history: Using the Nobel lectures to identify hidden women in economic thought

- Darwyyn Deyo
- Democratic engagement in the shadow of authoritarian repression: Evidence from Chile (2019–2023)

- Armando N.G.L. Martins
- The dynamics of revolutions

- Moti Michaeli and Daniel Spiro
- Strategic interdependence in sovereign lending

- Jonas B. Bunte and Brandon J. Kinne
- Public investment on health and voter responses: Evidence from the mass vaccination during COVID-19

- Masaki Takahashi, Reo Takaku, Toyo Ashida and Yoko Ibuka
- The “German Vote” and its consequences: (Un)reliable parties in multilateral bargaining under private information

- David Piazolo
- Do appointing institutions influence monetary policy? Evidence from voting patterns in the Polish Monetary Policy Council

- Jan Fałkowski, Jacek Lewkowicz, Łukasz Hardt and Bartosz Słysz
- Can term limits reduce political sabotage? Evidence from negative campaigning in gubernatorial races

- Yizhaq Minchuk and Ohad Raveh
- Short-term rental bans and the hotel industry: Evidence from New York city

- Sebastian C. Anastasi, Alexander Marsella, Vitor Melo, E. Frank Stephenson and Gary A. Wagner
- Leaders and institutions as joint determinants of economic growth

- Xiangyu Shi
- Greasing or Grinding? Regulatory context and the productivity effects of corruption: Evidence from Vietnamese SMEs

- Chiara Tomasi, Quoc Thai Le and Thi Ngoc Lan Nguyen
- Central bank independence and fiscal rule under populist leader's regime

- Hoyong Jung
- Fiscal federalism and Cohesion Policy in the European Union NUTS-2 regions

- Simone Salotti, Pablo Casas, Tryfonas Christou, D’Apice, Pasquale, Abián García-Rodríguez and Nicholas Joseph Lazarou
- A dictator’s retort to economic sanctions: Evidence from North Korea

- Youngseok Park
- Geopolitical spillover: The Russia–Ukraine invasion and its effects on money market funds

- Vaibhav Keshav and Meghana Vaidya
- The effect of increased women's legislative representation on women's well-being

- Robin Grier, Kevin Grier and Florence Muhoza
- Kicking the can down the road? A real-time data analysis of delayed fiscal consolidation

- Bram Gootjes
- Make it burn? Wildfires, disaster aid and presidential approval

- Michael Berlemann, Marina Eurich and Timur Eckmann
- Political connections and participation in global value chains: Evidence from MENA firms

- Nora Aboushady and Chahir Zaki
- Hawks and Doves: Financial market perception of Western support for Ukraine

- Matthias Neuenkirch, Maria Repko and Enzo Weber
- Approval vs. participation quorums

- Dmitriy Vorobyev, Azamat Valei and Andrei Matveenko
Volume 88, issue C, 2025
- Kin-based institutions and state capacity

- Roberto Ezcurra
- Lady Justice: The impact of female judges on jury trial verdicts in North Carolina

- Alessandra Foresta
- Assessing the efficacy of China's anti-corruption drive: Insights from consumer expenditure patterns

- Zhengang Xu
- Doom loop, trilemma, and moral hazard: Which narrative of the banking union did stock market investors buy?

- Tobias Körner and Michael Papageorgiou
- Capital vs. labour: The effect of income sources on attitudes toward the top 1 percent

- Oscar Barrera-Rodríguez and Emmanuel Chavez
- Social media campaigning and voter behavior–evidence for the German federal election 2021

- Abeer Ibtisam Aziz and Ivo Bischoff
- Spend on what? Insights on military spending efficiency

- Dimitrios Dimitriou, Eleftherios Goulas and Christos Kallandranis
- State building and social control

- Alberto Chong and Mark Gradstein
Volume 87, issue C, 2025
- Politics in the facebook era. Evidence from the 2016 US presidential elections

- Federica Liberini, Michela Redoano, Antonio Russo, Angel Cuevas and Ruben Cuevas
- Does inter-municipal cooperation reduce the intensity of tax competition? Evidence on inter-local industrial parks in Germany

- Ivo Bischoff, Sourav Das and Reinhold Kosfeld
- Reform windfall as redistribution: A survey experiment on redistributive preferences in contemporary China

- Margot Belguise, Nora Yuqian Chen, Yuchen Huang and Zhexun Mo
- Education and tolerance towards Homosexuality—Evidence from China

- Jiajun Han and Yuan Zhang
- How do local governments and housing markets respond to demographic information shocks? Evidence from Japan’s Extinction Risk List

- Shinya Inukai
- Fiscal policy preferences: Evidence from conjoint experiments in Poland

- Jakub Bartak, Łukasz Jabłoński and Katarzyna Obłąkowska
- Social mobility and political stability

- Weicheng Lyu
- Weapons and influence: Unpacking the impact of Chinese arms exports on the UNGA voting alignment

- Xiaoyu He, Yawen Zheng and Yiwen Chen
- Random walks into democracy and back: The case against causal explanations of democratization

- Thomas Apolte
- How central bank independence shapes monetary policy communication: A Large Language Model application

- Lauren Leek and Simeon Bischl
- Political parties’ ideological bias and convergence in economic outcomes

- Zeeshan Hashim, Jan Fidrmuc and Sugata Ghosh
- Heterogeneity of institutions and model uncertainty in the income inequality nexus

- Pinar Deniz and Thanasis Stengos
- Do large, sustained economic freedom reforms hurt or improve women's economic rights?

- Tibor Rutar
- Starting young: How age limits shape political participation

- Chloe Nibourel and Mattias Folkestad
- Social welfare and the group size paradox

- Paul Pecorino
- Presidential versus parliamentary: Political system and stock market volatility

- Yosef Bonaparte
- Rule of law and economic performance: A meta-regression analysis

- Egnate Shamugia
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