New Political Economy

2012 - 2026

Current editor(s): Professor Colin Hay

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Volume 31, issue 5, 2026

Correction pp. i-i

The Editors

Centimanes v. Titans: right-wing populist governments’ treatment of foreign multinationals in East Central Europe pp. 817-839

Andreas Nölke, Gerhard Schnyder, Dorottya Sallai and Daniel Kinderman

Projecting ambiguity in transnational environmental governance: who and what counts in accounting standards pp. 840-863

Salomé Dugué and Leonard Seabrooke

‘It would have slowed down the work’ – the challenges of gender sensitive economic policy pp. 864-882

Pauline Cullen and Muireann O'Dwyer

Re-politicising merger policy: regulating foreign takeovers in Britain and Italy pp. 883-904

Bernardo Rangoni and Mark Thatcher

Evaluating democratic innovations through a participatory decommodification index pp. 905-925

Nick Vlahos

Philanthrocapitalists in global social policy: ideational power and policy priorities pp. 926-943

Kevin Farnsworth and Zoë Irving

The political economy of authoritarian AI policy assemblages in the Global South: balancing innovation and digital control in comparative perspective pp. 944-965

Arash Beidollahkhani

Perpetuity and spend-down: the role of investment and technological transitions in philanthropy pp. 966-980

Lina Ochoa-Carreno

The limits of green concertation: business fragmentation and the political economy of the agricultural transition in the Netherlands pp. 981-1001

Luca Cigna and Nina Lopez-Uroz

Fictitious money: cryptocurrency as a social form pp. 1002-1020

Catherine Comyn

Volume 31, issue 4, 2026

Rentier capitalism in the Chilean economy: disconnection between surplus capture and productive investment pp. 601-622

José Miguel Ahumada, Luis Méndez, Fernando Sossdorf and Roberto Jara

What we value and why it matters: a historical overview of GDP, the production boundary and unpaid household labour pp. 623-641

Mike Seiferling

Understanding the roles of decommodification in socioecological transformations: a new theoretical approach pp. 642-663

Geoff Goodwin

Policy feedback and the transformation of inter-corporate power: an account of neoliberal resilience pp. 664-694

Niall Reddy

Platform parasitism: co-constitution of regulatory and platform capitalism pp. 695-715

Yosuke Uchiyama and Jamie Woodcock

The climate crisis meets the ECB: tinkering around the edges or paradigm shift? pp. 716-736

Yannis Dafermos

Platform disempowerment: business power and the taxation of digital financial services pp. 737-755

Mary Abounabhan, Florence Dafe and Martin Hearson

The business of climate change: changing sources of green capital accumulation in the coffee sector pp. 756-775

Janina Grabs, Stefano Ponte and Marc Castellón Durán

Curls, caves, and shadows: how cryptocurrencies thrive in (poly)crisis pp. 776-793

Antulio Rosales

Strategic repoliticisation: inflation, blame, and the fracturing of democratic accountability in the United States pp. 794-816

James D. G. Wood

Volume 31, issue 3, 2026

The unequal exchange of carbon: calculating value appropriation and atmospheric colonisation through carbon offsetting pp. 387-412

Andrea Rizzi and Torsten Krause

Depoliticising monetary tightening: how the European Central Bank managed the 2021–2023 inflation shock pp. 413-436

Jeroen Thielens and Mattias Vermeiren

Walking a fine line: Germany and the question of imperialism pp. 437-456

Kai Koddenbrock and Carolin Fiete Norina Voß

Too contested to avoid, too complex to normalise: the politics of integrating financial stability considerations into the ECB’s monetary policy pp. 457-479

Bart Stellinga and Matthias Thiemann

Two paths of Fordism: divergent industrialisation in the two Koreas pp. 480-498

Yong Sub Choi

When neoliberalism meets technocracy: intra-elite conflict and the realignment of Britain’s macroeconomic regime under Liz Truss pp. 499-518

Dillon Wamsley

Partial recognition without redistribution: unpaid care in the devolved UK during COVID-19 pp. 519-539

Asha Herten-Crabb, Yadanar Yadanar and Clare Wenham

Landlords with class pp. 540-558

Hulya Dagdeviren and Jiayi Balasuriya

The Eurozone’s contradiction: how the power of finance subordinates the periphery and threatens monetary integration pp. 559-581

Cinthia de Souza

Manufacturing gravity: credit ratings as the makers of safe assets pp. 582-600

Zsófia Barta

Volume 31, issue 2, 2026

Two wheels and two wings: the political economy of Chinese Industrial Park-Ports in the Middle East pp. 189-209

Safa Joudeh

Dispossession by production: the pharmaceutical industry and COVID-19 resource shortages in India and Puerto Rico pp. 210-227

Jose Atiles and Asha Sawhney

How to abolish the abstract power of capital? pp. 228-248

Demet Şahende Dinler

Strategies of neoliberal knowledge production: how did free-market think tanks react to the COVID-19 pandemic? pp. 249-266

Nina Lotze

The political economy of post-reproduction society pp. 267-282

Paul Cammack

Is the grass really greener on the other side? Parliamentary oversight of the European Central Bank and the Fed pp. 283-307

Adina Akbik

Radical historicism and the uses of history in Marxist IPE pp. 308-325

Ian Lovering, Matthieu Hughes and Sahil Jai Dutta

FinTech as a state-orchestrated strategy: redefining financialization of households in Argentina pp. 326-346

Kubra M. Altaytas

Austrian exceptionalism in the financialisation of housing and care: a precarious interplay of bulwarks and conduits pp. 347-363

Emma Dowling, Hans Volmary and Leonhard Plank

On the ground: the microfoundations of green industrial policy pp. 364-385

Søren Lund Frandsen

Volume 31, issue 1, 2026

Centring exploitation in global political economy pp. 1-17

Nick Bernards

Exploiting the labour of logistics: circulation and the reproduction of racialised capitalism in Gauteng, South Africa pp. 18-36

Bridget Kenny

Eco-social foundations of capitalist value chains pp. 37-53

Benjamin Selwyn

Rethinking refugee surplus populations: exploitation and dialectical disposability in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia pp. 54-71

Shae Frydenlund

Exploitation, colonial capitalism, and the deep roots of climate vulnerability in West Africa pp. 72-87

Nick Bernards

States of transition: a political economy approach pp. 88-104

Peter Newell

Reviving political economy in pursuit of human emancipation: the case of Amartya Sen and Cambridge Social Ontology pp. 105-124

Andonis Ragusis

Chinese impact on development in Venezuela: the dynamics of structural stagnation pp. 125-144

Benedicte Bull and Antulio Rosales

Exploring the capital gains economy: the case of the UK pp. 145-168

Dirk Bezemer, Michael Hudson and Howard Reed

Party state capture and democratic backsliding. The case of state-owned enterprises in Poland pp. 169-186

Stefan Sękowski

Correction pp. 187-188

The Editors