New Political Economy

2012 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Colin Hay

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Volume 25, issue 6, 2020

The Big Bang: Tax Evasion After Automatic Exchange of Information Under FATCA and CRS pp. 849-864

Leo Ahrens and Fabio Bothner

The Myth of Market Neutrality: A Comparative Study of the European Central Bank’s and the Swiss National Bank’s Corporate Security Purchases pp. 865-879

Jens van ’t Klooster and Clément Fontan

The Competitive Advantage of Collaboration – Throwing New Light on The Nordic Model pp. 880-896

Atle Midttun and Nina Witoszek

Transnational Capitalist Classes and the State in Chile pp. 897-912

Anna Kowalczyk

Islamic Charitable Giving in the UK: A ‘Radical’ Economic Alternative? pp. 913-925

Samantha May

Why Companies Bring the State Back In. The Voluntary Self-Nationalisation of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company and the Rise of ‘Governance by Government’ pp. 926-943

Michael Sander

A Macro-Level Account of Money and Credit to Explain Gendered Financialization pp. 944-956

Brigitte Young

Dimensions and Determinants of Financialisation: Comparing OECD Countries since 1997 pp. 957-977

Ewa Karwowski, Mimoza Shabani and Engelbert Stockhammer

Transnational Economists in the Eurozone Crisis: Professional Structures, Networks and Ideas pp. 978-991

Ramona Coman

New European Banking Governance and Crisis of Democracy: Bank Restructuring and Privatization in Slovenia pp. 992-1006

Dora Piroska and Ana Podvršič

The Political Economy of Policy Vacuums: The European Commission on Demographic Change pp. 1007-1021

Leonard Seabrooke, Eleni Tsingou and Johann Ole Willers

The Impact of Treasury Yields on US Presidential Approval, 1960–2010 pp. 1022-1040

Iain Hardie, Ailsa Henderson and Charlotte Rommerskirchen

Correction pp. 1041-1041

The Editors

Volume 25, issue 5, 2020

Five Little B(R)ICS: Huffing and Puffing, but not Blowing Your House in pp. 691-702

Matthew Louis Bishop and Peg Murray-Evans

Insider and Outsider Strategies of Influence: The BRICS’ Dualistic Approach Towards Informal Institutions pp. 703-714

Andrew F. Cooper and Christina Stolte

The BRICs and International Tax Governance: The Case of Automatic Exchange of Information pp. 715-733

Dries Lesage, Wouter Lips and Mattias Vermeiren

Teaming Up? China, India and Brazil and the Issue of Benefit-Sharing from Genetic Resource Use pp. 734-754

Valbona Muzaka and Omar Ramon Serrano

Why is China a Reluctant Leader of the World Trade Organization? pp. 755-772

Matthew Louis Bishop and Zhang Xiaotong

Rising Powers in Complex Regimes: South African Norm Shopping in the Governance of Cross-Border Investment pp. 773-790

Peg Murray-Evans

The Shape of ‘Rising Powers’ to Come? The Antinomies of Growth and Neoliberal Development in Turkey pp. 791-812

Cemal Burak Tansel

The Rise of Digital Financialisation: The Case of India pp. 813-828

Sudeep Jain and Daniela Gabor

PPPs in China: Does the Growth in Chinese PPPs Signal a Liberalising Economy? pp. 829-847

Lydia Jones and Michael J. Bloomfield

Volume 25, issue 4, 2020

Is Green Growth Possible? pp. 469-486

Jason Hickel and Giorgos Kallis

The 2014–15 Financial Crisis in Russia and the Foundations of Weak Monetary Power Autonomy in the International Political Economy pp. 487-510

Ilja Viktorov and Alexander Abramov

Market Power and Marketisation: Japan and China's Impact on the Iron Ore Market, 50 Years Apart pp. 511-534

Pascale Massot

Gig Work and the Discourse of Autonomy: Fictitious Freedom in Japan’s Digital Economy pp. 535-551

Saori Shibata

Transnational Depoliticisation and Industrial Policy: The European Commission and French Steel (1980–1984) pp. 552-571

Alexis B. Moraitis

Variegated Finance Capital and the Political Economy of Islamic Banking in the Gulf pp. 572-589

Adam Hanieh

The Lure of Ill-Fitting Unemployment Statistics: How South Africa’s Discouraged Work Seekers Disappeared From the Unemployment Rate pp. 590-606

Juliette Alenda-Demoutiez and Daniel Mügge

From Receding to Reseeding: Industrial Policy, Governance Strategies and Neoliberal Resilience in Post-crisis Britain pp. 607-625

Craig Berry

Getting the Resilience Right: Climate Change and Development Policy in the ‘African Age’ pp. 626-641

Michael Mikulewicz and Marcus Taylor

Conservative Developmental Statism in East Central Europe and Russia pp. 642-659

Katharina Bluhm and Mihai Varga

Discursive Contestation on Technological Innovation and the Institutional Design of the UNFCCC in the New Climate Change Regime pp. 660-674

Chaewoon Oh

Sovereign Debt Management and the Transformation from Keynesian to Neoliberal Monetary Governance in Britain pp. 675-690

Sahil Jai Dutta

Volume 25, issue 3, 2020

Introduction: Finance, Development and the State in East Asia pp. 315-319

Lena Rethel and Elizabeth Thurbon

The Future of Financial Activism in Taiwan? The Utility of a Mindset-centred Analysis of Developmental States and Their Evolution pp. 320-336

Elizabeth Thurbon

Legitimate Social Purpose and South Korea’s Support for Entrepreneurial Finance Since the Asian Financial Crisis pp. 337-353

Robyn Klingler-Vidra and Ramon Pacheco Pardo

Governed Interdependence, Communities of Practice and the Production of Capital Market Knowledge in Southeast Asia pp. 354-369

Lena Rethel

Not Just Another Shadow Bank: Chinese Authoritarian Capitalism and the ‘Developmental’ Promise of Digital Financial Innovation pp. 370-387

Julian Gruin and Peter Knaack

The Political Economy of Populist Rule in Post-Crisis Europe: Hungary and Poland pp. 388-403

Alen Toplišek

Human Development: Which Way Now? pp. 404-418

Nuno Martins

Neostructuralism and Its Class Character in the Political Economy of Bolivia Under Evo Morales pp. 419-438

Angus McNelly

Governing Refugee Disposability: Neoliberalism and Survival in Nairobi pp. 439-452

Ali Bhagat

State Actors, Market Games: Credit Guarantees and the Funding of China Development Bank pp. 453-468

Muyang Chen

Volume 25, issue 2, 2020

Michael Dietrich (1953-2019) pp. 157-158

Andrew Gamble and Anthony Payne

Financialisation, Welfare Retrenchment and Subsistence Debt in Britain pp. 159-173

Hulya Dagdeviren, Jiayi Balasuriya, Sheila Luz, Ali Malik and Haider Shah

The Monetary and Financial Powers of States: Theory, Dataset, and Observations on the Trajectory of American Dominance pp. 174-194

Leslie Elliott Armijo, Daniel C. Tirone and Hyoung-kyu Chey

The European Investment Bank as Policy Entrepreneur and the Promotion of Public-Private Partnerships pp. 195-212

Moritz Liebe and David Howarth

The Social Contradictions of Regional Development in the ALBA-TCP: The Case of Food Production pp. 213-230

Rowan Lubbock

Framing Solidarity in the Euro Crisis: A Comparison of the German and Irish Media Discourse pp. 231-247

Stefan Wallaschek

From Knowledge Economy to Automation Anxiety: A Growth Regime in Crisis? pp. 248-266

Nick O’Donovan

Open for Business: Entrepreneurial Central Banks and the Cultivation of Market Liquidity pp. 267-283

Marius Birk and Matthias Thiemann

New Lines Within the European Civil Society Mobilizations Against the TTIP pp. 284-299

Niels Søndergaard

Deviant Debt: Reputation, Litigation, and Outlier Effects in Argentina's Debt Restructuring Saga pp. 300-313

Giselle Datz and Katharine Corcoran

Volume 25, issue 1, 2020

Greening the State for a Sustainable Political Economy pp. 1-4

Martin P. A. Craig

Re-thinking the Fiscal and Monetary Political Economy of the Green State pp. 5-17

Dan Bailey

A Genealogy of Economic Growth as Ideology and Cold War Core State Imperative pp. 18-29

John Barry

‘Treasury Control’ and the British Environmental State: The Political Economy of Green Development Strategy in UK Central Government pp. 30-45

Martin P.A. Craig

The Green State in Transition: Reply to Bailey, Barry and Craig pp. 46-56

Robyn Eckersley

The Renewable Energy Transition Energy Path Divergence, Increasing Returns and Mutually Reinforcing Leads in the State-Market Symbiosis pp. 57-71

Stephen Bell

Green Capital Accumulation: Business and Sustainability Management in a World of Global Value Chains pp. 72-84

Stefano Ponte

On the Nature of the Countermovement: A Response to Stuart et al.’s ‘Climate Change and the Polanyian Countermovement: Carbon Markets or Degrowth?’ pp. 85-90

Wim Carton

The Evolution of Private Provision in Urban Drinking Water: New Geographies, Institutional Ambiguity and the Need for Political Economy pp. 91-106

Jeff Powell and Yuliya Yurchenko

V for Vendetta as Vernacular Critique: The Exceptional State of Liberal Political Economy pp. 107-121

Chris Rogers

Financial Crisis, Inequality, and Capitalist Diversity: A Critique of the Capital as Power Model of the Stock Market pp. 122-139

Joseph Baines and Sandy Brian Hager

Embedded Countermovements: The Forging of Protected Areas and Native Communities in the Peruvian Amazon pp. 140-155

Jose Carlos Orihuela