Journal of Economic Policy Reform

1996 - 2025

Current editor(s): Dr Judith Clifton

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Volume 28, issue 1, 2025

Realigning European public financial architecture for the twenty-first century pp. 1-11

Judith Clifton and David Howarth

The European Investment Bank in Sub-Saharan Africa: constrained expansion pp. 12-36

Anissa Bougrea

EIB policy entrepreneurship and the EU’s regulation of Green Bonds pp. 37-54

Lukas Spielberger

Green and global? A policy frame analysis of the European Investment Bank’s re-branding from 2018–2023 pp. 55-74

Benedikt Erforth and Niels Keijzer

Can national development banks translate the EU´s new goals? Lessons from the Spanish case pp. 75-96

Clara García, Rafael Fernández and Daniel Díaz-Fuentes

Overlapping lending by the European Investment Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development pp. 97-101

Judith Clifton, Daniel Díaz-Fuentes, Ana Lara Gómez and David Howarth

Volume 27, issue 4, 2024

How do state-owned multinational enterprises behave abroad? pp. 355-366

Daniel Díaz Fuentes

Where state capitalism meets the transnational capitalist state: The ties between Gazprom and Amsterdam’s offshore financial center pp. 367-388

Rodrigo Fernandez, Reijer Hendrikse and Tobias J. Klinge

On support from National Development Banks for the internationalisation of public Brazilian companies: it’s hard to say goodbye (to good companies) pp. 389-412

Fernando Alonso-Guinea and Ángel Alañón-Pardo

Understanding the internationalization of Indian state-owned enterprises pp. 413-435

Aakanksha Kaushik

State owned enterprises as multinational firms: the case of two power transmission firms in Canada and in India pp. 436-451

Pierre Lanthier

Political influence on the investment of state-owned enterprises pp. 452-473

Elias Pereira Lopes Júnior, Rodrigo Bandeira de Mello and Marcelo Bucheli

Volume 27, issue 3, 2024

Symposium: digital finance under global uncertainty pp. 269-275

Wenjin Tang, Bismark Addai and Leonard F. S. Wang

Fiscal decentralization and the development of the digital economy: evidence from China pp. 276-292

Xiaohui Chen, Li Zhang and Xiang Cheng

Exploring the mediating roles of social networks and trust in the blockchain-social sustainability nexus pp. 293-315

Manish Dadhich, Evans Opoku-Mensah, Kamal Kant Hiran, Bright Akwasi Gyamfi, Priscilla Tuffour and Ajara Mahmoud

Determinants of central bank digital currency adoption – a study of 85 countries pp. 316-330

Zhao Dong, Muhammad Umar, Umair Bin Yousaf and Sagheer Muhammad

Does the digital economy reduce air pollution? Evidence from 30 Chinese provinces and municipalities pp. 331-354

Jing Tong, Li Tao and Shouyi Luo

Volume 27, issue 2, 2024

Local government reform beyond privatization and amalgamation: advances in the analysis of inter-municipal cooperation pp. 125-139

Germà Bel, Thomas Elston, Marc Esteve and Ole Helby Petersen

Does intense tax competition boost public acceptance for inter-municipal cooperation? Evidence from a survey among German citizens and local politicians pp. 140-161

Ivo Bischoff, Christian Bergholz, Peter Haug and Simon Melch

Not a black or white issue: choosing alternative organizational models for delivering early childhood services pp. 162-184

Mattia Casula and Stefania Profeti

Local delivery of bus transportation services: a model of interdependency of provision and production choices pp. 185-208

Ânia Peixoto, Pedro J. Camões and António Tavares

Does shared service delivery affect cost? A study of the cost-capacity relation in Norwegian local child protection services pp. 209-224

Sara Blåka and Dag Ingvar Jacobsen

The more the merrier? Examining the effects of inter-municipal cooperation on costs and service quality in upper secondary education pp. 225-248

Katarina Sandberg

Intermunicipal cooperation and agreement formalization pp. 249-268

Austin M. Aldag and Mildred E. Warner

Volume 27, issue 1, 2024

Governing the economics of the common good: from correcting market failures to shaping collective goals pp. 1-24

Mariana Mazzucato

The European Investment Bank to the rescue? COVID-related lending as incremental change pp. 25-44

David Howarth and Helen Kavvadia

Designing a European energy price regulation system: some basic principles pp. 45-65

Bas van Aarle, Jozef Konings and Aaron Putseys

Effect of public–private partnership projects on inequality in developing countries pp. 66-86

Noemí Peña-Miguel and Beatriz Cuadrado-Ballesteros

Friend or foe? The impact of macroprudential policy on economic growth pp. 87-106

Hiep Ngoc Luu, Thao Thi Phuong Nguyen, Tram Thi Mai Pham and Tram Ngoc Nguyen

Fiscal support during the COVID-19 pandemic and its determinants: evidence for OECD countries pp. 107-123

I. W. Rathnayaka, Rasheda Khanam and Mohammad Mafizur Rahman

Volume 26, issue 4, 2023

The moderating role of institutional and credit constraints on the nexus between bribery and policy consistency pp. 321-347

Hong Chuong Pham, Le Thanh Ha, Thang Doan and Trung Thanh To

The effects of international financial inflows on economic complexity in Africa: does institutional quality play a moderation role? pp. 348-369

Jonathan E. Ogbuabor, Ekene ThankGod Emeka, Anthony Orji and Fidelia N. Onuigbo

The effects of uncertainty shocks on income and wealth inequality pp. 370-400

Juan-Francisco Albert and Nerea Gómez-Fernández

Do revenue-neutral tax swaps boost growth? pp. 401-420

Hüseyin Şen and Ayşe Kaya

Fiscal austerity vs. expansionary fiscal policy: on the results of these opposed economic policies applied to fight recessions pp. 421-441

Joaquim Vergés-Jaime

Government expenditure, budget deficit and shadow economy pp. 442-460

Duc Hong Vo, Ngoc Phu Tran, Toan Pham-Khanh Tran, Quan Thai-Thuong Le and Phuc Van Nguyen

Volume 26, issue 3, 2023

Addressing Policy Challenges of Disruptive Technologies pp. 239-249

Araz Taeihagh

Cyberspace and the protection of critical national infrastructure pp. 250-267

Moritz Weiss and Felix Biermann

Competing perspectives on the Big Data revolution: a typology of applications in public policy pp. 268-282

Wilson Wong and Charles C. Hinnant

An integrated complex adaptive governmental policy response to cyberthreats pp. 283-297

Tony Porter and Netina Tan

Navigating the governance challenges of disruptive technologies: insights from regulation of autonomous systems in Singapore pp. 298-319

Devyani Pande and Araz Taeihagh

Volume 26, issue 2, 2023

Does Innovation by Firms Still Create Jobs even after the Business Stealing Effect at the Sector Level? pp. 97-125

Jisun Lim and Keun Lee

Asylum burden-sharing within the EU revisited: are we moving on the right track? pp. 126-144

Maria Hierro, Adolfo Maza and José Villaverde

Socio-economic level, neighborhood segregation and determinants of reciprocity: evidence using representative artefactual data from Latin American cities pp. 145-159

Arlette Beltrán, Alberto Chong and Mariano Montoya

Harnessing remittances for the poor: the role of institutions pp. 160-176

Eric Akobeng

What drives implementation of the European Union’s policy recommendations to its member countries? pp. 177-198

Konstantinos Efstathiou and Guntram Wolff

Public-Private Co-Regulation in the making of the capital markets union pp. 199-215

Giuseppe Montalbano

Trust and the behavioral economics of automatic enrollment in pensions: a comparison of the UK and Poland pp. 216-237

Kamila Bielawska and John A. Turner

Volume 26, issue 1, 2023

Introduction: Revisiting the Role of State-Owned Enterprises in Strategic Sectors pp. 1-23

Maria Vagliasindi, Tito Cordella and Judith Clifton

Does the ownership of utilities matter for social outcomes? A survey of the evidence for developing countries pp. 24-43

Lisa Bagnoli, Salvador Bertomeu-Sanchez, Antonio Estache and Maria Vagliasindi

State-owned commercial banks pp. 44-66

Ugo Panizza

How do State Owned Enterprise Multinationals behave abroad? A Multi-dimensional framework for analysis pp. 67-81

Judith Clifton and Daniel Díaz Fuentes

State-owned enterprises: in search for a new consensus pp. 82-96

Eduardo Levy Yeyati and Juan Negri