Post-Communist Economies

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Roger Clarke

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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 J. 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 A. 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

Volume 36, issue 8, 2024

Export, economic complexity and growth in the integrated periphery of the European automotive industry pp. 881-905

Jaroslav Rusnák, Nina Bučeková and Ingrid Bučeková

Anti-corruption and firm innovation: political path dependence perspective pp. 906-929

Shulin Xu and Zhen Yang

Financial investment under banking uncertainty: evidence from Vietnamese firms pp. 930-958

Japan Huynh

Monetary policy regulation and effectiveness of bank liquidity risk in China: a non-linear study using Markov-switching VAR models pp. 959-992

Huimin Jing and Yixin Zhu

What drives firms’ intention to prioritise public spending in the energy sector?: evidence from Eastern Europe and Central Asia pp. 993-1013

Hassan Gholipour Fereidouni, Amir Arjomandi and Florian Gerth

Strategic actions of the largest foreign companies in Russia in the first years of strengthening sanctions against Russia pp. 1014-1034

Igor Gurkov, Nikolay Filinov and Zokirzhon Saidov

Religion, gender norms and fertility in Muslim post-communist economies pp. 1035-1065

Kazuhiro Kumo and Cristiano Perugini

List of reviewers for Post-Communist Economies, 2024 pp. 1066-1066

The Editors

Volume 36, issue 7, 2024

External debt burden and economic growth: evidence from Central Asia pp. 761-777

Mubinzhon Abduvaliev and Ricardo Bustillo

European integration and economic growth in emerging Europe: the role of institutions and policy factors pp. 778-800

Aleksandar Stojkov, Marko Veljanovski and Thierry Warin

The impact of special economic zones on industrial enterprises’ productivity in Russia pp. 801-830

Andrey Pushkarev, Anna Gainetdinova, Natalia Davidson and Evgeniya Sokolova

Direct search or remote search? Export market expansion path for firms in underdeveloped areas - evidence from the five cities of the Hexi Corridor, China pp. 831-851

Wanpeng Cao, Yongchun Yang, Qi Guo and Qing Liu

Exploring institutional dynamics in a multi-level analysis in Southeast Europe pp. 852-880

Tine Lehmann

Volume 36, issue 6, 2024

The exodus of Western manufacturing corporations from Russia–the beginning pp. 659-671

Igor Gurkov, Nikolay Filinov and Zokirzhon Saidov

Russia’s support for authoritarian regimes through food trade pp. 672-694

Stephen K. Wegren

Can SEE economies grow stronger together? Empirical evidence from the CEFTA region pp. 695-722

Nina Vujanovic

Navigating banking transitions: insights into competition and stability from Vietnam’s experience pp. 723-740

Phuong Thanh Le, Hassan Gholipour Fereidouni and Amir Arjomandi

Does one good turn deserve another? Evidence from China’s trade and aid policy pp. 741-760

Camelia Romocea Turcu and Yunzhi Zhang

Volume 36, issue 5, 2024

The machine tool industry of Russia at a time of war and sanctions pp. 527-561

Julian Cooper

Green credit policy and enterprise carbon performance: evidence from China pp. 562-581

Zhonglu Liu, Wenjiao Men, Shuguang He and Haibo Sun

Trust and corruption in the Czech Republic: evidence from a new generation of managers pp. 582-611

Nathalie Benesova and John Anchor

Foreign-owned enterprises, government subsidies, and unrelated diversification of manufacturing in Chinese cities pp. 612-630

Jin Shi, Yuwei Wang and Jingjing Huang

From wars to waves: geopolitical risks and environmental investment behaviour pp. 631-658

Vitor Gabriel, Andreia Dionísio, Dora Almeida and Paulo Ferreira

Volume 36, issue 4, 2024

The reorientation of Russia’s trade corridors since the invasion of Ukraine pp. 405-431

Stephen Fortescue

Deindustrialisation and reindustrialisation patterns in V4 countries – industry 4.0 as a way forward? pp. 432-463

Oliver Kovacs and Endre Domonkos

The rise of the red dragon: the non-binary political economy of decentralised public banks pp. 464-481

K. Duan, P. Ivanov and R. A. Werner

Captured institutions and permeated business – the longevity of Hungarian autocracy pp. 482-505

Andrea Éltető and József Péter Martin

Private sector perspective on corruption and informality: a comparative analysis of Serbia and Croatia pp. 506-526

Barbara Frey, Bruno Škrinjarić and Jelena Budak

Volume 36, issue 3, 2024

What drives the hidden side of Uzbekistan’s shadow economy? pp. 281-297

M. Ishaq Bhatti, Nicolas Hamelin and Temurbek Saidov

Drivers of household saving in East Central European countries. A push and pull model perspective pp. 298-320

Viktoria Endrodi-Kovacs, Vivien Czeczeli and Gábor Kutasi

A thickened demand for populism: comparison of voters’ attitudes in CEE and Western Europe pp. 321-359

Paulina Lenik

Research and development expenditures, technology spillovers, and green productivity in agriculture: an empirical analysis pp. 360-381

Haiyan Deng, Boqun Lyu, Zhiyang Shen and Michael Vardanyan

Uncertainty in Central and Eastern European markets. Evidence from Twitter-based uncertainty measures pp. 382-403

Paweł Kropiński

Volume 36, issue 2, 2024

Windfall revenues and structural balance in the Czech Republic pp. 127-146

Jan Pavel, Jana Tepperová and Markéta Arltová

Trade unions and workers’ welfare in Vietnam pp. 147-173

Dung Kieu Nguyen, Thi Bich Tran, Mai Thi Xuan Nguyen and Anh Thi Mai Pham

Social trust and risky financial market participation: Evidence from China pp. 174-196

Xinxin Ma

The link between household savings rates and GDP: evidence from the Visegrád group pp. 197-221

Nikola Šubová, Ján Buleca, Ermanno Affuso and Franklin Mixon

Language skills and unemployment: post-Soviet bilingualism in Latvia pp. 222-261

Kadri Männasoo, Miina Hõbenael and Svetlana Ridala

Return of activist state in a former transition star: the curious case of Hungary pp. 262-279

Péter Ákos Bod

Volume 36, issue 1, 2024

Property ownership and firm performance: firm-level analysis of post-communist economies pp. 1-24

Zafar Nazarov and Aziz Goziev

Determinants of product sophistication in Vietnam: findings from the firm–multi-product level microdata approach pp. 25-47

Ha Thi Tran, Hoan Quang Truong and Chung Van Dong

Post-communist firms’ independent green R&D and productivity growth under globalisation pp. 48-89

Ruohan Wu

Foreign divestment and domestic investment in Eastern European countries pp. 90-104

Justice Djokoto, Eglantina Hysa and Egla Mansi

FDI spillovers and productivity in Vietnamese manufacturing industries - new insights from the unconditional quantile regression pp. 105-125

Thanh Tam Nguyen-Huu