International Review of Economics

2006 - 2026

Current editor(s): Luigino Bruni

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2026, volume 73, articles 1

Towards a wellbeing economy: Portuguese policymakers’ perspectives No 1, 27 pages

Margarida Casau, Marta Ferreira Dias and Gabriel Leite Mota

Money, power and gift: a very short treatise on capital No 10, 18 pages

John Milbank

Competitive equilibrium and indivisibles No 11, 22 pages

Luciano Méndez Naya

The role of social class, status and country dynamics in shaping perceptions of elite-driven inequality No 12, 29 pages

Nur Hairani Abd Rahman

On the re-emergence of the civil economy paradigm in economic research No 13, 17 pages

Stefano Zamagni

Visible inequality, status competition, and the veblen–engel trade off: evidence on conspicuous and essential consumption from Indian households No 14, 26 pages

Vivek Jadhav

Shrinkflation across borders: examining Japan’s response and global implications amid rising inflation No 2, 22 pages

Justyna Franc-Dąbrowska, Igor Vaverka and Magdalena Daria Vaverková

Adam Smith’s moral sentimentalism and jurisprudence: incorporation of justice and utility No 3, 19 pages

Takafumi Nakamura

Trans-health in India: An Approach to LGBTI Well-Being No 4, 37 pages

Kanika Chawla and K. Nilavathy

Understanding the gender gap in support for state intervention: evidence from Spain (2020–2024) No 5, 19 pages

Kenedy Alva and Raúl López-Pérez

Charisma, diversity, and organizational sustainability: a structural trilemma for ideal-driven organizations No 6, 24 pages

Nicolò Bellanca

Willingness to pay for welfare and the injunctive norms of taxation: evidence from South Korea No 7, 15 pages

Youngrok Kim

Gender differences in communications and telecommunications spending: empirical analysis of the case of Chad No 8, 23 pages

Themoi Demsou

Evaluating the existence of a natural U.S. hate crime rate using a fractional integration approach No 9, 23 pages

Sakiru Adebola Solarin, Luis Gil-Alana and Chris Stewart

2025, volume 72, articles 2

The combined role of FinTech innovation and financial literacy in sustainable financial inclusion in Nigeria No 1, 25 pages

Chinwe Sam-Abugu, Xiaojun Luo and Ben Wong

Student financial well-being, health behaviours, and social participation No 10, 15 pages

Evan Ripley-McNeil and Kenneth M. Cramer

On the decision under uncertainty in economic theory No 11, 12 pages

Aldo Montesano

Fraternity as mutual aid or mutual assistance? From political fraternity to Economics of Francesco No 12, 21 pages

Cristián Hodge

Broken homes and empty pantries: the impact of couple separation on living standards in France No 13, 56 pages

Julia Mink

The impact of behavioral biases on financial satisfaction: the mediating role of investment decisions No 14, 31 pages

Vishal Sharma, Rajesh Kumar, Jinesh Jain and Manpreet Kaur

Assessing the gap between social and individual perceptions of sexual harassment No 15, 19 pages

Lauren A. Rhodes, Gonzalo Sanchez, Nereyda Espinoza-Velasteguí and Viviana Borja

Rising wage inequality: Is there a role for financial development? No 16, 24 pages

Antonio Martuscelli

Households willingness to pay for an improved water supply system: a case study of Pakistan No 17, 28 pages

Naveed Hayat and Muhammad Waqas

The influence of active labour market policies on improving the income conditions of self-employed workers No 18, 25 pages

Sandra M. Sánchez-Cañizares, María Montilla-Carmona, Angelo Puccia and José Villar-Muñoz

Social capital as a cornerstone for self-employment of persons living with disability No 19, 26 pages

Gerald Kaliisa, Mahadih Kyambade, Felister Birungi, Monica Tushabe, Geresem Orichom, Ali Balunywa and Luke Sewante

Bruni and Sugden on market virtues No 2, 24 pages

Luís C. Calderón Gómez, Robert Talisse and John Weymark

Revisiting the pecking order theory: insights from an emerging market economy No 20, 23 pages

Islam Abdeljawad and Mohammad Nasser Jaradat

Altruism and private investment in human capital No 21, 36 pages

Delali Accolley

Happiness, religiosity and rationality: going deeper into the utility function No 22, 57 pages

Leonardo Becchetti

Social welfare, objective well-being, and natural law No 23, 17 pages

Fernando Arancibia-Collao

Determinants of employee retention in the it sector: an empirical study on the impact of recognition, compensation, and work environment No 24, 37 pages

Krishna Prakash Murugan and Jawahar Philimis

Association between tax morale and the perceptions around tax compliance: an empirical study for Latin America No 3, 23 pages

Víctor Mauricio Castañeda-Rodríguez

The need for governance in blockchain dispute resolution (BDR): institutional possibilities frontier (IPF) perspective No 4, 22 pages

Cemre Çise Kadıoğlu Kumtepe

The interdisciplinarity of degrowth: cross-fertilising disciplines for well-being No 5, 38 pages

Oliver Kovacs

Children’s linear growth and mother’s education in India: Do the pathways have a role to play? No 6, 29 pages

Divya Balasubramaniam

Which debt belongs to the state and which debt belongs to the market? Comparative new evidence several capitalist regimes No 7, 34 pages

İbrahim Özmen

How does institutional quality respond to banking crises occurrences? No 8, 40 pages

Robert Stewart and Murshed Chowdhury

Is tourism a primary driver of inflation in house prices? The case of European countries No 9, 28 pages

José Alberto Fuinhas, Daniela Castilho, Volkan Kaymaz and Matheus Koengkan

2025, volume 72, articles 1

Examining the effect of a child tax on fertility in a two-sector model No 1, 17 pages

Akihiko Kaneko

Revisiting distributional effects of energy subsidies in Argentina No 10, 39 pages

Octavio Bertín, Thomas García, Francisco Pizzi, Alberto Porto, Julian Puig and Jorge Puig

Notes on Part-Time for All: A Care Manifesto No 11, 8 pages

Ida Marie Munck and Paolo Santori

Slow consumption recovery after the pandemic: perspective from a time preference approach No 12, 25 pages

Kei Hosoya

Perception of financial freedom: is financial literacy a relevant background? No 13, 22 pages

Kelmara Mendes Vieira, Ani Caroline Grigion Potrich, Taiane Keila Matheis and Mayara Puhle

Rank-based inequality measures: an alternative to Gini's index No 2, 19 pages

Tarald O. Kvålseth

Social norms on unethical behaviors in the workplace: a lab experiment No 3, 25 pages

Alice Guerra and Enya Turrini

Does trust matter in lending decisions? A systematic literature review and research agendas for future studies No 4, 62 pages

Nieldya Nofandrilla, Ibrahim Fatwa Wijaya and Bambang Setiaji

A simple message and two framings to enhance protective behaviours adoption in a pandemic No 5, 29 pages

Beatrice Braut and Matteo Migheli

The influences of socio-economic forces on affordability behavior towards containing the gap between supply and demand in the housing markets No 6, 20 pages

Mohammed Itma

Improving wealth accounting and global sustainability assessment: assessing wealth benchmark estimates No 7, 60 pages

Koji Tokimatsu and Rieko Yasuoka

Social spending, child deprivation and family structure: a multilevel study in 31 European countries No 8, 24 pages

Antonio L. Pérez-Corral and Almudena Moreno-Mínguez

Transforming households: exploring the impact of health on the economic prosperity of female home-based workers No 9, 21 pages

Aribah Aslam and Ghulam Ghouse