Journal of Economic Policy Reform

1996 - 2025

Current editor(s): Dr Judith Clifton

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Volume 25, issue 4, 2022

Putting value creation back into “public value”: from market-fixing to market-shaping pp. 345-360

Mariana Mazzucato and Josh Ryan-Collins

Doing business in a deals world: the doubly false premise of rules reform pp. 361-387

Sabyasachi Kar, Lant Pritchett, Spandan Roy and Kunal Sen

Non-linearity and the threshold effect of transparency on economic growth: evidence from developing countries pp. 388-414

Siong Hook Law, Sylviana Maya Damayanti, Ali Kutan and Irwan Trinugroho

Editorial: Distributional Effects of Monetary Policy pp. 415-419

Philip Arestis and Salvador Pérez-Moreno

Monetary policy and the redistribution of net worth in the U.S pp. 420-434

Juan-Francisco Albert and Nerea Gómez-Fernández

Distributional impact of monetary policy in the UK: from conventional to unconventional policy pp. 435-450

Fernando Ballabriga and Karen Davtyan

Unconventional monetary policy and income disparity in an aging society pp. 451-470

Farhad Taghizadeh-Hesary, Naoyuki Yoshino and Ehsan Rasoulinezhad

Volume 25, issue 3, 2022

Crisis, what crisis? Industrial strategies and path dependencies in four European countries after the crash pp. 191-210

Angela Garcia Calvo and Steven Coulter

Broad-based subsidies or targeted transfers? Distributional equity vs macroeconomic costs pp. 211-228

Andrew Feltenstein and Biplab Kumar Datta

On the social opportunity cost of unemployment pp. 229-239

Per-Olov Johansson and Bengt Kriström

Employment protection, employment and unemployment rates in European Union countries during the Great Recession pp. 240-258

Jesus Ferreiro and Carmen Gomez

Does the ECB policy of quantitative easing impact environmental policy objectives? pp. 259-271

Nathalie Hilmi, Salpie Djoundourian, Wassim Shahin and Alain Safa

The ECB’s half-baked supervision mandate Or, how to get serious about shadow banking again pp. 272-286

Jakob Vestergaard and Stine Quorning

On foreign aid effectiveness: when conditionality met ownership pp. 287-304

Francisco Candel-Sánchez

Disentangling derivatives: international policy reforms concerning central counterparties pp. 305-321

Lucia Quaglia and Aneta Spendzharova

Technological diversity in collaborative projects: insights into European research policy pp. 322-343

Alessandro Muscio, Andrea Ciffolilli and Antonio Lopolito

Volume 25, issue 2, 2022

Editorial: The Unresolved Nature of Public-Private Partnerships pp. 81-84

Matti Siemiatycki, Eoin Reeves and Dónal Palcic

Institutional Economics and the Cost of Capital for Infrastructure Projects pp. 85-102

R. Richard Geddes and Joshua Goldman

From turnpikes to toll-roads: a short history of government policy for privately financed public infrastructure in Australia pp. 103-120

Sebastian Zwalf

Public-private partnerships in the healthcare sector: limited policy guidelines, but active project development in Denmark pp. 121-135

Carsten Greve, Lene Tolstrup Christensen, Christina Tvarnø, Sandie Nøhr Nielsen and Sarah Maria Denta

Analysing the link between corruption and PPPs in infrastructure projects: an empirical assessment in developing countries pp. 136-155

Beatriz Cuadrado-Ballesteros and Noemí Peña-Miguel

Public-private partnership tendering periods: an international comparative analysis pp. 156-172

Dónal Palcic, Eoin Reeves, Darragh Flannery and R. Richard Geddes

The politicization of public–private partnerships following a mega-project disaster: the case of the Morandi Bridge Collapse pp. 173-189

Niccolò Cusumano, Matti Siemiatycki and Veronica Vecchi

Volume 25, issue 1, 2022

Assessing public services from the citizen perspective: what can we learn from surveys? pp. 1-8

Judith Clifton, Marcos Fernández-Gutiérrez and Michael Howlett

Institutional quality, corruption, and impartiality: the role of process and outcome for citizen trust in public administration in 173 European regions pp. 9-27

Steven Van de Walle and Koen Migchelbrink

Immigration and public attitudes towards social assistance: evidence from Hong Kong pp. 28-44

Shen Yang, Bo Miao and Alfred Wu

“Fair to me, fair to us, or fair to you?” Unresolved conflict between government and graduates over Australia’s tertiary education loans pp. 45-61

Valerie Braithwaite, Eliza Ahmed and Deborah Cleland

The 2008 Chilean pension reform: household financial decisions and gender differences pp. 62-79

Alessandro Bucciol, Martina Manfrè and Gregorio Gimenez

Volume 24, issue 4, 2021

In search of institutional complementarities: Comparative Capitalism and economic policy reform pp. 405-412

Andreas Nölke

Varieties of capitalism and renewable energy in emerging and developing economies pp. 413-438

Tabitha M. Benney

Neither existing nor emerging: euro stabilization by means of European wage coordination pp. 439-455

Martin Höpner and Martin Seeliger

Comparative capitalism and innovation policy: complementarities and comparative institutional advantage pp. 456-471

Christian May and Michael Schedelik

Private equity as a commodification of companies: the case of the German automotive supply industry pp. 472-487

Christoph Scheuplein

Tax policy as industrial policy in comparative capitalisms pp. 488-504

Lukas Haffert

Volume 24, issue 3, 2021

Re-municipalization of public services: trend or hype? pp. 293-304

Judith Clifton, Mildred E. Warner, Raymond Gradus and Germà Bel

Re-interpreting re-municipalization: finding equilibrium pp. 305-318

Bart Voorn, Marieke L. Van Genugten and Sandra Van Thiel

Re-municipalization in the US: a pragmatic response to contracting pp. 319-332

Mildred E. Warner and Austin M. Aldag

Shifting modes of service delivery in Dutch local government pp. 333-346

Raymond Gradus, Martijn Schoute and Tjerk Budding

Drivers of contracting back in local governments: analysing efficiency, opportunistic political cycles, political corruption and financial factors pp. 347-360

Cristina María Campos-Alba, Emilio José De La Higuera Molina, Gemma Pérez-López and José Luis Zafra-Gómez

Politicians, bureaucrats and the public–private choice in public service delivery: anybody there pushing for remunicipalization? pp. 361-379

Daniel Albalate and Germà Bel

Addressing public-value failure: remunicipalization as acts of public entrepreneurship pp. 380-397

Andrej Christian Lindholst

Commentary: the perils and promise of inter-paradigmatic dialogues on remunicipalisation pp. 398-404

Emanuele Lobina and Vera Weghmann

Volume 24, issue 2, 2021

The surprising reduction of inequality during a commodity boom: what do we learn from Latin America? pp. 95-118

Diego Sánchez-Ancochea

Agrarian reform and usufruct farming in socialist Cuba pp. 119-133

Carmelo Mesa-Lago and Mario A. González-Corzo

Death in Veneto? European banking union and the structural power of large banks pp. 134-150

Pepper D. Culpepper and Tobias Tesche

Small and big infrastructure: a community-planning theory of increments and interoperability pp. 151-169

James H. Spencer

The effects of IMF programs on poverty, income inequality and social expenditure in low income countries: an empirical analysis pp. 170-188

Graham Bird, Faryal Qayum and Dane Rowlands

The end of a trend: retraction of choice in Swedish elderly care pp. 189-200

Henrik Jordahl and Lovisa Persson

Financial crisis and pension reform in Spain: the effect of labour market dynamics pp. 201-218

Jennifer Alonso-García and Beatriz Rosado-Cebrian

Public debt, economic policy coordination and their effectiveness: lessons from the EMU and Brazil pp. 219-235

Bruno Frascaroli, Jailson Oliveira and Má Almeida

Environmental policy effects: an R&D-based economic growth model with endogenous labour supply pp. 236-252

Yoshihiro Hamaguchi

Viability gap funding for promoting private infrastructure investment in Africa: views from stakeholders pp. 253-269

Henry Möykkynen and Aristeidis Pantelias

The impact of economic and policy uncertainty shocks in Spain pp. 270-291

Juan-Francisco Albert and Nerea Gómez-Fernández

Volume 24, issue 1, 2021

Widening perspectives on social impact bonds pp. 1-10

Stefanie Tan, Alec Fraser, Neil McHugh and Mildred E. Warner

Social innovation, financialisation and commodification: a critique of social impact bonds pp. 11-27

Stephen Sinclair, Neil McHugh and Michael J. Roy

To SIB or not to SIB? A comparative analysis of the commissioning processes of two proposed health-focused Social Impact Bond financed interventions in England pp. 28-43

Alec Fraser, Stefanie Tan and Nicholas Mays

The ethical status of social impact bonds pp. 44-60

Julia Morley

Evaluating outcome-based payment programmes: challenges for evidence-based policy pp. 61-77

Chris Fox and Stephen Morris

More than marketised? Exploring the governance and accountability mechanisms at play in Social Impact Bonds pp. 78-94

Eleanor Carter