International Review of Applied Economics

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Malcolm Sawyer

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Volume 39, issue 6, 2025

Correction pp. i-i

The Editors

Risk, uncertainty, and democracy pp. 807-809

Suzanne Schneider

Malaise and crisis in the algorithmic civilisation pp. 810-827

Audrey Borowski

Planetary risk society: from ignored problems to fast solutions pp. 828-841

Jan Kunnas

Recentering politics in risk governance: auto insurance negotiations in 1990s Baltimore pp. 842-861

Sarena Martinez

Mathematical models: a state of exception pp. 862-879

Andrea Saltelli, Arnald Puy and Monica Di Fiore

Stock market development: building a risk society since 1688 pp. 880-903

Catherine R Macaulay

Financialization, earnings volatility, and firm turbulence in the risk society pp. 904-918

Raphaële Chappe

Technocracy without society: a critique of nudging as an approach to managing risk pp. 919-941

Suzanne Schneider

Volume 39, issue 4-5, 2025

Realising the mutual advantage pp. 485-491

Joseph Blasi and Jonathan Michie

Employee share ownership and the nature of earnings management pp. 492-514

Joseph Abdelnour, Nicolas Aubert and Domenico Campa

Retheorizing workplace spillover theory: does an economic-based pathway exist? pp. 515-537

Michael L. Palmieri

A review of the applicability of the main theories of financial structure to Spanish worker cooperatives pp. 538-559

Beñat Herce Lezeta, Monica Gago García and Iñaki Arenaza Bengoa

Operationalizing critical success factors of employee ownership using principles of learning management pp. 560-577

Valerie J. Whitcomb and Frank Shipper

Race, inclusion, and equity: do ESOP jobs deliver for Black workers? pp. 578-594

Adriane J. Clomax and Michalle Mor Barak

Feeling like owners: the impact of high-performance work practices and psychological ownership on employee outcomes in employee-owned companies pp. 595-616

Edward J. Carberry, Jung Ook Kim, Joo Hun Han, Dan Weltmann, Joseph Blasi and Douglas Kruse

Disabilities, shared capitalism, and wealth: evidence from health and retirement survey pp. 617-633

Lisa Schur, Jason Wang, Doug Kruse and Takao Kato

Interrelations of broad-based employee stock compensation, organisational justice perception, and psychological ownership pp. 634-656

Jungook Kim

Financial participation, productivity and conflict in French firms pp. 657-668

Fathi Fakhfakh and Felix FitzRoy

Does employee ownership promote workers’ wealth accumulation? The case of stock options pp. 669-691

Angelina Grigoryeva

The impact of employee share ownership on job quality: insights from closely held businesses pp. 692-716

Adria Scharf

Employee ownership: a view from the lab pp. 717-730

Philip Mellizo

Voluntary sustainability standards, employee ownership, and the sustainable development goals: can VSS leverage EO to accelerate progress towards the SDGs? pp. 731-749

Elizabeth A. Bennett

Employee benefit programs and corporate social responsibility: the impacts of flexibility- and stability-enhancing programs pp. 750-767

Jegoo Lee

The productivity effects of worker representation on the board pp. 768-788

Derek C. Jones and Jeffrey Pliskin

The role of agricultural cooperatives in economic development: international experience pp. 789-806

Zhupargul Abdykaliyeva, Saltanat Baidybekova, Samal Abdykalyk, Bota Baitarakova and Aigerim Kenjassarova

Volume 39, issue 2-3, 2025

The theory and practice of employee ownership pp. 165-174

Joseph Blasi and Jonathan Michie

Meta economics: generating moral economies pp. 175-180

Jonathan F. P. Rose

Continental ambivalence toward employee ownership: philosophical and historical interpretations pp. 181-196

Christophe Sente and Christopher Mackin

Automation, artificial intelligence and capital concentration – A race for the machine pp. 197-215

Jens Lowitzsch and Renan Magalhães

Defending and expanding industrial democracy and worker cooperatives in an age of neoliberal globalisation pp. 216-240

Oier Imaz Alias, Johan Elvemo Ravn, Trond Sanne Haga and Davydd J. Greenwood

Employee ownership trusts: an employee ownership success story pp. 241-260

Andrew Pendleton and Andrew Robinson

A critical analysis of different forms of employee ownership pp. 261-276

David Ellerman and Tej Gonza

Profit sharing in practice: its prevalence and influence on job satisfaction controlling for workplace amenities pp. 277-292

Christos A. Makridis

The first study of majority employee-owned enterprises in the U.S.: an historical retrospective analysis pp. 293-305

Erik K. Olsen

Explaining the rarity gap of worker cooperatives between France and Italy pp. 306-330

Thibault Mirabel and Marco Lomuscio

Development of employee financial participation schemes in EU member states and their impact on firm performance: new evidence using European Company Surveys pp. 331-365

Alban Hashani, Iraj Hashi, Wenzel Matiaske, Axel Czaya and Jens Lowitzsch

Where employee ownership works best pp. 366-378

Colin Birkhead, Noah Gibson and Mark C. Hand

Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) as social enterprise pp. 379-395

Daphne Berry

Employee ownership for union workers: positive outcomes and negative perceptions pp. 396-425

William Foley, Adrienne Eaton, Douglas Kruse, Joseph Blasi and Lisa Schur

Ecosystem supports for incarcerated worker co-ops pp. 426-440

Jessica Gordon-Nembhard and Esther West

How do platform co-ops work? Social empowerment challenges from the implementation of CoopCycle in Argentina pp. 441-458

Denise Kasparian

Cash profit sharing and labour productivity in family firms: Exploring the effects of R&D and capital intensities pp. 459-483

Frank Mullins and Esra Memili

Volume 39, issue 1, 2025

Economic policies for economic development pp. 1-2

Jonathan Michie

GDP growth in Brazil after the liberalising reforms pp. 3-20

Philip Arestis and Carolina Troncoso Baltar

Do capital controls absorb global financial shocks? Evidence from emerging market economies pp. 21-46

Richa Jain and Amlendu Dubey

Macrofinancial linkages and income distribution in the South African economy pp. 47-73

Immaculate Nxumalo, Jones Odei-Mensah and Imhotep Alagidede

Vulnerability of the informal sector in an emerging economy: a multi-level analysis pp. 74-99

Bui Khac Linh

Food security and financial inclusion in Africa: exploring the role of educational development pp. 100-125

Gracy Mungosy Tsongo, Wirajing Kindzeka, Paul Ningaye and Tii Nchofoung

Understanding the post-covid Chinese economy pp. 126-144

Kerry Liu

Impact of digital finance services on women’s economic empowerment in Burkina Faso pp. 145-163

Salamata Loaba, Salimata Traoré, Eugéne Dimaviya Compaoré and Sugrinoma Aristide Ouédraogo