International Review of Applied Economics

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Malcolm Sawyer

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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, Muhamadu Awal Kindzeka Wirajing, Paul Ningaye and Tii N. 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

Volume 38, issue 6, 2024

The quality of institutions and economic outcomes pp. 611-612

Jonathan Michie

Governance and the relationship between corruption and FDI in Africa: a threshold regression analysis pp. 613-632

Bianca Lakha, Adeola Oyenubi, David Fadiran and Nimisha Naik

Does the use of community childcare centres contribute to greater economic empowerment of rural women? A case study from Burkina-Faso pp. 633-649

Gountiéni Damien Lankoandé, Martin Sawadogo and Assi José Carlos Kimou

Identifying opportunities for blue economy exports in caribbean small states pp. 650-670

Shauna Charles-Toussaint and Winston Moore

The challenge of securing growth in times of crises: does economic complexity matter? pp. 671-686

Younes El Khattab, Rachida El Yamani, Jihad Ait soussane and Imane Bounahr

Revisiting the nexus between corruption and gender: does women’s political participation in parliament matter? pp. 687-705

Carla de Barros Reis, Rafael S. M. Ribeiro and Fernanda Cimini

The link between social grants and employment in South Africa pp. 706-717

Ken Miyajima

Our future economy – and how to get there pp. 718-724

Jonathan Michie

Volume 38, issue 5, 2024

Social and environmental sustainability pp. 455-456

Jonathan Michie

Profit share and capital accumulation in Mexican manufacturing pp. 457-481

Carlos A. Ibarra

Financial deepening and economic growth nexus in emerging economies in Africa: does supply-leading or demand-following hold? pp. 482-497

Charles Manasseh, Chi Aloysius Ngong, Chin Sp Logan, Ogochukwu C. Okanya and Chinwe A. Olelewe

Public climate change agreement and GHG emissions in the US pp. 498-504

Jafar El Armali and Meghdad Rahimian

The impact of climate change on the Palestinian sectoral reallocation of labor pp. 505-539

Sameh Hallaq and Yousuf Daas

Sovereign currency and long-term interest rates in advanced economies from 1879 to 2016 pp. 540-563

Hongkil Kim and Eric Tymoigne

Policy lessons from Okun’s law for African countries pp. 564-593

Aomar Ibourk and Karim Elaynaoui

A critical analysis of capital controls: implications for crisis prevention and economic performance pp. 594-610

Chokri Zehri, Latifa Saleh Iben Ammar and Wissem Ajili Ben Youssef

Volume 38, issue 4, 2024

Special issue on lifelong learning pp. 383-385

Jonathan Michie

‘A permanent national necessity’ - a manifesto for lifelong learning pp. 386-394

John Holford and Jonathan Michie

The benefits of university adult learning pp. 395-409

Michael Osborne

Experiences of microcredentials in Canada: perspectives, possibilities, and a case for national data collection pp. 410-421

Christie Schultz

“A permanent national necessity…”: the long revolution will resume pp. 422-429

Jonathan Michie

The role and importance of residential adult education pp. 430-437

Jonathan Michie

The complex relationship between automation and work intensity: evidence from selected EU countries pp. 438-454

Aleksandr Christenko

Volume 38, issue 3, 2024

Assessing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 277-279

Jonathan Michie

Higher inequality in Latin America: a collateral effect of the pandemic pp. 280-304

Ivonne Acevedo, Francesca Castellani, María José Cota, Giulia Lotti and Miguel Székely

Adaptive learning in containment measures: evaluation of policy interventions during the 2020 waves of Covid-19 in Italy pp. 305-317

Mario Nosvelli

COVID-19 policy responses and subjective well-being pp. 318-336

Opoku Adabor

Rescue and recovery: The COVID and post-COVID responses of apprenticeship systems pp. 337-356

Erica Smith

Temporary wage subsidies and post-COVID re-employment in Morocco: a regression discontinuity approach pp. 357-375

Abdellatif Chatri and Najia Tahir

Learning the lessons from the Covid-19 pandemic pp. 376-382

Jonathan Michie

Volume 38, issue 1-2, 2024

Double special issue on Edith Penrose pp. 1-1

Jonathan Michie

Edith penrose’s influence on economic analysis, strategic management and political economy pp. 2-11

Jonathan Michie and Christine Oughton

Edith Penrose and the Penrose Lectures pp. 12-16

Kofi Adjepong-Boateng and Christine Oughton

Patents, innovation, and development pp. 17-42

Bronwyn Hall

Collective value creation: a new approach to stakeholder value pp. 43-57

Mariana Mazzucato

Is the most unproductive firm the foundation of the most efficient economy? Penrosian learning confronts the neoclassical fallacy pp. 58-89

William Lazonick

The story of flight pp. 90-103

John Kay

Captive markets and climate change: revisiting Edith Penrose’s analysis of the international oil firms in the era of climate change pp. 104-128

Damian Tobin

Complementarities between product and process innovation and their effects on employment: a firm-level analysis of manufacturing firms in Colombia pp. 129-154

Juana Bustamante

Penrose’s theory of the firm in an era of globalisation pp. 155-174

Chia Huay Lau and Jonathan Michie

Necessary and sufficient conditions for the absorptive capacity of firms that interact with universities pp. 175-193

Júlio Eduardo Rohenkohl, Andreia Cunha da Rosa, Janaina Ruffoni and Orlando Martinelli

Profit rate dynamics in US manufacturing pp. 194-223

Michael Joffe

What is Edith Penrose’s legacy for the theory of the firm? pp. 224-242

Irene Roele and Sonja Ruehl

Regulating stock buybacks: the $6.3 trillion question pp. 243-267

Lenore Palladino and William Lazonick

The life and times of Edith Penrose pp. 268-276

Jonathan Michie