New Political Economy

2012 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Colin Hay

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New Powers and the Distribution of Preferences in Global Trade Governance: From Deadlock and Drift to Fragmentation pp. 735-758: Matthew D. Stephen and Michal Parízek
Manias, Panics and Crashes in Emerging Markets: An Empirical Investigation of the Post-2008 Crisis Period pp. 759-779: Natalya Naqvi
The Golden Age of Tax Expenditures: Fiscal Welfare and Inequality in Portugal (1989–2011) pp. 780-797: Rui Branco and Edna Costa
Econogenic Harm and the Case for ‘Economy Harm Profile’ Analysis pp. 798-815: George F. DeMartino
The Global Governance of Systemic Risk: How Measurement Practices Tame Macroprudential Politics pp. 816-832: Matthias Kranke and David Yarrow
Mortgage Credit: Denmark’s Financial Capacity Building Regime pp. 833-850: James D. G. Wood
When do Heuristics Matter in Global Capital Markets? The Case of the BRIC Acronym pp. 851-872: Lukas Linsi and Florian Schaffner
Producing Airpower: The Rise and Fall of Neo-Liberalism’s Defence Agenda pp. 873-891: Marc R. DeVore

Corrigendum pp. III-III: The Editors
Post-capitalist Development in Latin America’s Left Turn: Beyond Peronism and the Magical State pp. 587-604: Manuel Larrabure
From Big Bang to Big Crash: The Early Origins of the UK’s Finance-led Growth Model and the Persistence of Bad Policy Ideas pp. 605-622: Tami Oren and Mark Blyth
The Inflation Game: Targets, Practices and the Social Production of Monetary Credibility pp. 623-640: Jacqueline Best
Fuelled Power: Oil, Financiers and Central Bank Policy in Nigeria pp. 641-658: Florence Dafe
Economic Growth, Happiness and Socialism: Durkheim’s Critique of Economic Reason and Beyond pp. 659-677: George Liagouras
Social Justice in Comparative Political Economy: Lessons from Habermas and the Contemporary German Case pp. 678-695: Douglas Voigt
The Political Economy of Geoengineering as Plan B: Technological Rationality, Moral Hazard, and New Technology pp. 696-715: Ryan Gunderson, Diana Stuart and Brian Petersen
Failure to Expand? Socio-Technical Practices and Moral Judgement in Markets for Biodiversity Offsets pp. 716-733: Carlos Ferreira and Jennifer Ferreira

The Resilience Agenda in Neoliberalising Cambodia pp. 441-456: Iain Watson
Federal Reserve System Rising: The Expansion of Board Veto Authority on the Eve of the Great Depression pp. 457-472: Nicolas Thompson
Economic Liberalism and the State: Dismantling the Myth of Naïve Laissez-Faire pp. 473-486: Rune Møller Stahl
Is Hollywood a Risky Business? A Political Economic Analysis of Risk and Creativity pp. 487-509: James McMahon
The International Politics of Reactive Currency Statecraft: Japan’s Reaction to the Rise of the Chinese Renminbi pp. 510-529: Hyoung-kyu Chey
The Role of London and Frankfurt in Supporting the Internationalisation of the Chinese Renminbi pp. 530-545: Ramon Pacheco Pardo, Jan Knoerich and Yuanfang Li
Beyond Patrimonial Plunder: The Use and Abuse of Coconut Levies in the Philippines pp. 546-564: Charmaine G. Ramos
The Nature of Capitalist Money and the Financial Links Between Debt-Led and Export-Led Growth Regimes pp. 565-586: Juan Barredo-Zuriarrain

Corrigendum pp. iii-iii: The Editors
When Overlapping Organisations Play Two-Level Games: IMF–EU Interaction in Credit Lending to Latvia and Greece pp. 299-312: Susanne Lütz and Sven Hilgers
Status Quo Conservatism, Placation, or Partisan Division? Analysing Citizen Attitudes Towards Financial Reform in the United States pp. 313-333: Kevin L. Young and Alper H. Yagci
Central Bank Reform and the Politics of Blame Avoidance in the UK pp. 334-349: Harpal Hungin and Scott James
Corporate Islam, Global Capitalism and the Performance of Economic Moralities pp. 350-364: Lena Rethel
The Gendered Complexities of Promoting Female Entrepreneurship in the Gulf pp. 365-384: Crystal A. Ennis
Right-Wing Populism and Neoliberalism in Germany: The AfD’s Embrace of Ordoliberalism pp. 385-403: Ralf Havertz
The Political Economy of Brexit and the Future of British Capitalism Second Symposium pp. 404-407: Charlie Dannreuther, Scott Lavery and Lucia Quaglia
Brexit and the Politics of UK Growth Models pp. 408-421: Ben Rosamond
Bound by Gravity or Living in a ‘Post Geography Trading World’? Expert Knowledge and Affective Spatial Imaginaries in the Construction of the UK’s Post-Brexit Trade Policy pp. 422-439: Gabriel Siles-Brügge

Continuity Under a Different Name: The Outcome of Privatisation in Serbia pp. 159-180: Vladan Ivanović, Vadim Kufenko, Boris Begović, Nenad Stanisic and Vincent Geloso
Unravelling the Puzzle of Social Standards’ Design in EU and US Trade Agreements pp. 181-196: Evgeny Postnikov
Domestic Sources of Twenty-first-century Geopolitics: Domestic Politics and Sovereign Wealth Funds in GCC Economies pp. 197-217: Juergen Braunstein
Watering Down Austerity: Scalar Politics and Disruptive Resistance in Ireland pp. 218-234: Silke Trommer
The Managerial Lineages of Neoliberalism pp. 235-251: Samuel Knafo, Sahil Jai Dutta, Richard Lane and Steffan Wyn-Jones
The Political Economy of Brexit and the Future of British Capitalism First Symposium pp. 252-257: Scott Lavery, Lucia Quaglia and Charlie Dannreuther
Brexit, the City and the Contingent Power of Finance pp. 258-271: Scott James and Lucia Quaglia
Paying Our Way in the World? Visible and Invisible Dangers of Brexit pp. 272-285: Jonathan Perraton and Marta R. M. Spreafico
What's Left for ‘Social Europe’? Brexit and Transnational Labour Market Regulation in the UK-1 and the EU-27 pp. 286-298: Nicole Lindstrom

States and the Political Economy of Unfree Labour pp. 1-21: Genevieve LeBaron and Nicola Phillips
Political Economy of International Policy on the Transfer of Environmentally Sound Technologies in Global Climate Change Regime pp. 22-36: Chaewoon Oh
Assessing the Normative Legitimacy of Investment Arbitration: The EU’s Investment Court System pp. 37-61: Lisa Diependaele, Ferdi De Ville and Sigrid Sterckx
Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? Rethinking the Core and Periphery in the Eurozone Crisis pp. 62-88: Neil Dooley
Climate Change and the Polanyian Counter-movement: Carbon Markets or Degrowth? pp. 89-102: Diana Stuart, Ryan Gunderson and Brian Petersen
The Politics of Inequality as Organised Spectacle: Why the Swiss Do Not Want to Tax the Rich pp. 103-124: Patrick Emmenegger and Paul Marx
Crisis of Capitalism and (De-)Politicisation of Monetary Policymaking: Reflections from Hungary and Turkey pp. 125-143: Pınar E. Dönmez and Eva J. Zemandl
The Irish Newspapers and the Residential Property Price Boom pp. 144-157: Ciarán Casey