Review of World Economics (Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv)

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2026, volume 162, articles 1

Editorial: advances in green finance research pp. 1-4

Thomas Allen and Peter Tankov

Assessing climate-related disclosures of European banks through text mining pp. 5-29

Angel-Ivan Moreno and Teresa Caminero

The market for carbon offsets: insights from US stock exchanges pp. 31-43

Stephen F. Diamond and Jennifer W. Kuan

Environmental preferences and sector valuations pp. 45-85

Tristan Jourde and Arthur Stalla-Bourdillon

How sustainable finance creates impact: transmission mechanisms to the real economy pp. 87-119

Ben Caldecott, Alex Clark, Elizabeth Harnett and Felicia Liu

Climate performance evaluation of investment portfolios as driver of net zero economy: comparative study and analysis of existing methodologies pp. 121-152

Ekaterina Ponomareva Reshetnikova

Do countervailing duties on environmental goods under the WTO rules improve the environment? pp. 153-182

Yasuhiro Takarada and Yasushi Kawabata

An analytical framework for assessing climate transition risks: an application to France pp. 183-239

Thomas Allen, Stéphane Dées, Carlos Mateo Caicedo Graciano, Laurent Clerc, Annabelle de Gaye, Noëmie Lisack, Fulvio Pegoraro and Marie Rabaté

Environmental regulation, pollution emissions and the current account pp. 241-283

Shuang Zheng, Xiaohui Liu and Yihe Zuo

Sectoral credit sensitivity to carbon price with value chain effects pp. 285-311

Edouard Pineau and Elizabeth Zuñiga

The impact of natural disasters on US business credit markets: a comparative analysis of short-term and long-duration events pp. 313-350

Capucine Nobletz

2025, volume 161, articles 4

How does country-specific macro uncertainty affect international debt securities denominated in local currency? pp. 1255-1278

Qi Zhang, Xue Sun and Weining Wang

Face-to-face communication and production networks: evidence from first trans-Siberian flights pp. 1279-1306

Kiyoyasu Tanaka

Can multinational subsidiaries withstand growing trade barriers? pp. 1307-1375

Mahdi Ghodsi, Michael Landesmann and Nina Vujanović

Gender differences in the propensity to innovate: evidence from matrilineal and patriarchal societies from an institutional perspective pp. 1377-1420

Salvatore Farace, Giuseppe Lubrano Lavadera and Fernanda Mazzotta

Global linkages across sectors and frequency bands: a band spectral panel regression approach pp. 1421-1462

Jingjing Lyu and Bernd Süssmuth

Trade in the time of COVID-19: an empirical analysis based on Italian data pp. 1463-1499

Gianmarco Cariola

The impact of oil supply surprises on maritime transport: a temporal and sectoral analysis pp. 1501-1525

Savaş Tarkun

Structural dependencies in African economies: business cycle synchronization and spillover effects pp. 1527-1572

Minyahil Alemu, Jayamohan M.K. and Wondaferahu Mulugeta

How global supply chain pressure and economic policy uncertainty impact the prices of energy transition metals pp. 1573-1597

Ling Liu, Mehboob Ul Hassan, Moona Shamim, Ilma Sharif and Syed Tehseen Jawaid

The impact of industrial spatial agglomeration on the quality of export products under trade facilitation reform: evidence from China pp. 1599-1636

Feng Zhang, Lei Wang, Le Wei and Zongsen Zou

The ripple effect: trade linkages and the stock market response to the Russia–Ukraine war pp. 1637-1660

Marcus Biermann and Elsa Leromain

Export upgrading and FDI: new evidence from Brazil pp. 1661-1683

Adriana Bruscato Bortoluzzo, Camila F. S. Campos and Juliana Cavalcanti

2025, volume 161, articles 3

The contractionary effects of protectionist trade policy pp. 821-868

Carlos Uribe-Terán, Diego Grijalva and Ivan Gachet

Domestic vs foreign superstars: comparative advantage and productivity spillovers pp. 869-909

Thomas Michael Rowley

Internationalisation as a boost for many firms: evidence from Germany pp. 911-963

Rainer Frey and Stefan Goldbach

Supply chain disruptions: firm-level evidence from the 2011 Tohoku earthquake pp. 965-995

Lucas Zimmer

Multinational firms’ responses to a host country financial crisis: the case of Korea pp. 997-1033

Michael Ryan and Ayumu Tanaka

The impact of FOMC announcements on cryptocurrency risk spillover across different market conditions pp. 1035-1069

Lihui Tian, Haifeng Wu and Qichang Xie

Does uncertainty matter for private credit convergence? pp. 1071-1112

Can Xu, Andreas Steiner and Jakob de Haan

The role of digital finance on FDI inflow: facilitator or inhibitor? pp. 1113-1138

Min Jiang, Wei Zhou and Jiani Zong

Do deep regional trade agreements facilitate regional production networks in Latin American and Caribbean countries? pp. 1139-1180

Yoshimichi Murakami

Assessing sector vulnerabilities to physical climate risks: the case of France pp. 1181-1214

Miia Chabot and Jean-Louis Bertrand

Tariff evasion, the trade gap, and structural trade pp. 1215-1254

Zuzanna Studnicka

2025, volume 161, articles 2

Multi-mode trade policy retaliation pp. 441-467

Robert M. Feinberg, Kjersti Nes, Kara Reynolds and Aleks Schaefer

Rising protectionism and foreign direct investment pp. 469-510

Dongin Kim and Sandro Steinbach

Bringing economic freedom back to the study of global value chains: empirical evidences from heterogeneous panel data approach pp. 511-537

Muhammad Nadeem, Zilong Wang and Maria Altaf

The evolution of manufacturing comparative advantage along global value chains: the amplifying role of logistics performance pp. 539-569

Lei Yang, Qianli Dong, Ziqiang Tong, Qiuling Wang, Jiani Wu and Lili Wang

Gravity and trade in video on demand services pp. 571-609

Annette Broocks and Zuzanna Studnicka

Can participation in global value chains improve female labor force participation? A firm-level empirical investigation pp. 611-634

Sasidaran Gopalan, Ketan Reddy and Subash Sasidharan

The labour share along global value chains: perspectives and evidence from sectoral interdependence pp. 635-684

Federico Riccio, Lorenzo Cresti and Maria Enrica Virgillito

Why origin matters in trade data pp. 685-703

Pierre Cotterlaz and Vincent Vicard

Do investors reward sovereign catastrophe bond issuance? Evidence from a panel of 26 disaster-prone countries pp. 705-741

Raluca Maran

Weather shocks and firm exports in developing countries pp. 743-784

Clément Nedoncelle and Julien Wolfersberger

Is government spending a barrier to industrialisation? Evidence from Africa pp. 785-820

Ronald Djeunankan, Joseph Pasky Ngameni, Honoré Tekam Oumbe and Nelson Diffo Lontsi

2025, volume 161, articles 1

Africa’s regional and global integration: introduction to the special issue pp. 1-5

Clara Brandi, Katrin Kamin and Rainer Thiele

Chinese infrastructure lending in Africa and participation in global value chains pp. 7-48

Vito Amendolagine, Andrea Presbitero and Roberta Rabellotti

On deep trade agreements, institutions, and global value chains: evidence from Egypt pp. 49-87

Fatma Aly and Chahir Zaki

Global value chains and aggregate productivity growth in developing countries: the role of intra-sectoral allocation and structural change pp. 89-119

Solomon Owusu

How can the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfcFTA) help develop regional value chains across Africa? An exploration pp. 121-149

Jaime Melo and Jean-Marc Solleder

Patterns of global and regional integration in the East African Community pp. 151-230

Sebastian Krantz

“When you need it quick, let us ship it right”: on the importance of port efficiency and service quality to comply with food trade standards in Ghana pp. 231-255

Lukas Kornher, Daniel Sakyi and Linus Linnaeus Tannor

Combining the pieces: identifying key determinants of export diversification in Africa amidst model uncertainty pp. 257-307

Tim Vogel

Trade, productivity, and services input intensity pp. 309-337

Bernard Hoekman, Marco Sanfilippo, Filippo Santi and Rohit Ticku

Curse or blessing? multinational corporations and labor market outcomes in Africa pp. 339-371

Mariapia Mendola, Giovanni Prarolo and Tommaso Sonno

Foreign direct investment, structural transformation and employment: evidence from Ghana pp. 373-412

Luigi Benfratello, Anna D’Ambrosio and Alida Sangrigoli

Greenfield FDI and job creation in Africa pp. 413-440

Tabea Lakemann, Jann Lay, Regina Schnars and Tevin Tafese