Post-Communist Economies

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Roger Clarke

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Volume 37, issue 8, 2025

Shadow economy in post-communist economies: what role do financial development, ICT infrastructure, and institutional quality play? pp. 1069-1092

Shujaat Abbas

Unveiling the shadows: tracing the informal economy in the Balkans from 1996 to 2021 pp. 1093-1124

Alban Asllani, Nikolaos Tzivanakis and Friedrich Schneider

Green initiatives and sustainability practices of Russian environmentalists in exile in Georgia pp. 1125-1148

Maria Tysiachniouk, Arsenii Konnov and Juha Kotilainen

The hybrid Phillips curve and inflation in post-Soviet Central Asia and the South Caucasus pp. 1149-1171

Ihlas Sovbetov

Varieties of clientelism and poverty: evidence from a comparative subnational analysis of Romania pp. 1172-1191

George Stefan, Anca Paraschiv and Clara Volintiru

Volume 37, issue 7, 2025

Happiness in the steppe: exploring the connection between security and wellbeing in Kazakhstan pp. 715-735

Alma Kudebayeva and Dina Sharipova

The role of public grants in shaping business performance: evidence from Croatia’s rural development program pp. 736-750

Marin Kukoč, Bruno Škrinjarić and Josip Juračak

Mechanisms of exchange rate determination in the soft and hard managed floating regime: the case of Serbia pp. 751-769

Emilija Beker Pucar and Olgica Glavaški

Debt-threshold effects on growth in post-communist EU economies: does institutional quality matter? pp. 770-788

Vladimir Mihajlović

Foreign direct investment in Vietnam: how local institutions matter? pp. 789-814

Thanh Tam Nguyen-Huu and Hong Hiep Hoang

Cultural friction in economic transition: evidence from zodiac year beliefs and entrepreneurial delay in post-communist China pp. 815-839

Shuzhen Liang, Shuoyan Lin, Xin Gu, Boyi Cao, Dandan Song and Yin Shi

Estimation of household heterogeneous propensity to consume in the Russian Federation based on latent class model pp. 840-868

Pavel Koval, Andrey V. Polbin and Sergey G. Sinelnikov-Murylev

How sectoral technological transformation explains firm-level productivity? pp. 869-890

Zoran Aralica, Bruno Škrinjarić and Vitaliy Roud

The impact of the Russia–Ukraine conflict on the behaviour of individual investors pp. 891-909

Randy Priem

Digital transformation and economic growth: empirical evidence from Vietnam pp. 910-932

Huynh Quoc Vu, Nguyen Huynh Mai Tram and Le Tung

China’s economic strategy in post-communist nations: trade, FDI, and infrastructure investments under the Belt and Road Initiative pp. 933-973

Jianling Wang, Lemuel Kenneth David and Idrissa I. Cisse

Double-edged sword effect of digital economy on FDI: evidence from Chinese cities pp. 974-1008

Hongliang Li and Enshuo Liang

Impact of energy consumption on income inequality in CEE countries pp. 1009-1038

Liliana Eva Donath, Mihai Mutascu and Petru Ovidiu Mura

Climate change risk and environmental governance on economic development: evidence from China pp. 1039-1067

Zhanyong Zou, Zigui Zeng, Yikang Tang and Shulin Xu

Volume 37, issue 6, 2025

Are the determinants of per capita incomes spatially homogeneous? pp. 517-532

Tibor Bareith and Adrián Csizmadia

Beyond resource intensity: unveiling the determinants of Russian MNEs’ integration into global value chains pp. 533-553

Nikita Kostiuchenko and Ivan Deseatnicov

Landscapes in transition: how land fragmentation reshapes livelihood choices in Vietnam pp. 554-570

Ha Thuc Vien, Dai Binh Tran and Le Van Ha

Financial development and firm growth: the role of proactivity of provincial leadership pp. 571-589

The Nguyen Huynh

Paradise lost: Russian multinationals under deglobalization, 2014–2021 pp. 590-614

Ilya Matveev and Anna Mishura

Capability morphology and firm growth in middle-income economies: evidence from Kosovo’s manufacturing sector pp. 615-641

Slavo Radosevic and Fadil Sahiti

An analysis of government expenditures on innovation and regional economic growth in China’s provinces using regime-switching modeling pp. 642-687

Hamdi Becha, Maha Kalai, Kamel Helali and Ghada Jarallah

Knowledge base, innovation network, and innovation in different types of high-tech industries - a comparative study of STI (science-technology-innovation) and DUI (learning by doing, using and interacting)-type industry in China pp. 688-713

Zefeng Mi, Ying Sun, Zhixin Qiu and Jingxuan Fu

Correction pp. 714-714

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Volume 37, issue 5, 2025

Bribery by privately owned firms: an ownership origin perspective pp. 405-428

Liu Jin

Entrepreneurship as a catalyst for digital economic complexity: an empirical analysis of China’s provincial data pp. 429-456

Xiaohong Ma, Baogui Xin, Wei Peng and Jiwon Kwon

Impact of digitalization on corporate financial profitability: the case of Russia pp. 457-480

Woosik Yu, Kazuhiro Kumo and Han-Sol Lee

Unleashing the impact of outward foreign direct investment in China’s high-end equipment manufacturing industry on technological innovation: evidence from China pp. 481-498

Wei Wei, Qiyuan Li, Shuyu Zheng and Ruige Sun

Economic drivers of tax revenue: insights from European economies pp. 499-515

Milica Ristić Cakić, Branimir Kalaš, Jadranka Đurović Todorović and Marina Đorđević

Volume 37, issue 4, 2025

Technology startups in Central and Eastern Europe: are they CEE-specific? pp. 299-324

Andrea Szalavetz

Consumer Price Indices: Bridging Post-liberation, Communism, and Post-communism in Bulgaria pp. 325-343

Martin Ivanov, Kaloyan Ganev and Ralitsa Simeonova–Ganeva

Thriving in uncertainty: comparative performance of women-owned and men-owned micro-enterprises in dynamic economic environments pp. 344-364

Sonja Radas and Bruno Škrinjarić

How does cultural diversity impact entrepreneurship? Evidence from dialect diversity in China pp. 365-385

Tong Wang, Lei Zhao and Yu Wang

From responsibility to resilience: how targeted poverty alleviation strengthens firms pp. 386-403

Haowen Tian, Kun Su and Wenlan Xie

Volume 37, issue 3, 2025

Monetary policy in the service of financial nationalism. The case of post-2013 Hungary pp. 161-186

Krisztián Németh

Were Chinese style reforms a potential alternative for Russia? A reflection on state capitalism, democratic socialism, and transition pp. 187-202

Anthony Evans

Gender gaps in contributions to tax-incentivised pension investment. Early experiences from post-transition Estonia pp. 203-222

Magnus Piirits, Orsolya Soosaar and Karsten Staehr

Macroeconomic shock spillovers from Russia to Kazakhstan pp. 223-246

Woosik Yu

Authoritarian economic soft power: the case of Russian and Chinese investments in Central Europe pp. 247-267

Karel Svoboda

The peer effect on green innovation behaviour of Chinese manufacturing firms pp. 268-297

Xiaowei Ding, Darko B. Vuković and Natalia Vukovic

Volume 37, issue 1-2, 2025

The exodus of Western manufacturing corporations from Russia – an extension of observations pp. 1-20

Igor Gurkov, Nikolay Filinov and Zokirzhon Saidov

A stringent necessity: addressing fiscal bubbles with fiscal rules in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 21-50

Jerome Creel, Marek Dąbrowski, Etienne Farvaque, Jakub Janus and Piotr Stanek

Serbia’s multi-vector foreign policy: the effects on trade with the European Union and Russia pp. 51-74

Nataša Stanojević

Tax reform and corporate vertical integration: evidence from China pp. 75-105

Zhen Yang, Wenlong Liu, Huiqiang Ni and Huaizhou Lan

Unintended consequences: market integration and enterprise carbon emissions ——based on the analytical perspective of county-to-district reform pp. 106-132

Jun Liu, Shengjun Zhu, Canfei He, Yan Xu and Haoxiang Shen

Cultivating green growth through innovative city pilot policies: Evidence from China pp. 133-159

Ge Bai, Zhiyang Shen, Jian Wu and Fawaz Baddar ALHussan