Economic and Political Studies

2013 - 2025

Current editor(s): Qing He and Cunna Li

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The potential of energy cooperation between China and Australia under the Belt and Road Initiative pp. 369-386: Qinhua Xu, Jishuang Yu, Xunpeng Shi and Elena Collinson
Engaging the dragon: UK government documents on doing business with China pp. 387-415: Yue Ming and Michael Plouffe
Regional power system transitions towards carbon neutrality: The case of North China pp. 416-441: Ying Fan, Zhuang Liang and Xing Yao
Urban wage inequality: The reform of state-owned enterprises in China’s great transition pp. 442-461: Shiyu Sun, Xixi Chu and Xiangbo Liu
Upstream SOEs in the mixed-ownership reform pp. 462-475: Qian Liu and Leonard F. S. Wang
Measuring quality of life: A system of indicators pp. 476-491: Aygun Guliyeva

Introduction pp. 251-252: Iftekhar Hasan
Geopolitical risks, uncertainty, and stock market performance pp. 253-265: Maria-Eleni Agoraki, Georgios Kouretas and Nikiforos Laopodis
Are transactional political connections more valuable to firms than relational political connections? pp. 266-278: Taufiq Arifin, Rezaul Kabir, Katherin Marthon and Sutaryo Sutaryo
Foreign direct investment and economic policy uncertainty in China pp. 279-289: Lidan Zhang and Gonul Colak
Trust, politics and post-IPO performance: SOEs vs. the private sector pp. 290-313: Bill Francis, Iftekhar Hasan, Xian Sun and Mingming Zhou
Political uncertainty, leadership and productivity pp. 314-326: Chunxia Jiang and Yun Zhu
The Three Links policy and stock returns pp. 327-341: Allen Lin and Steven Raymar
Politics and banking: A survey of the recent literature pp. 342-352: Laurent Weill
CEOs’ political ideologies and innovation: Evidence from US public firms pp. 353-367: Qiang Wu, Li Zheng and Tanweer Hasan

Introduction pp. 127-128: Donald Lien
Let’s play tic-tac-toe: Confucius Institutes versus American Cultural Centres pp. 129-154: Donald Lien and Peilan Tang
News coverage of Confucius Institutes in the pre-Trump era pp. 155-180: Muhammad Akhtaruzzaman, Nathan Berg, Donald Lien and Ying Wu
Economic relations and the public image of China in Latin America: a cross-country time-series analysis pp. 181-207: Yi Feng and Qingjie Bob Zeng
The emergence of the United Arab Emirates as a global soft power: current strategies and future challenges pp. 208-227: Osman Antwi-Boateng and Amira Ali Alhashmi
The political economy of city diplomacy pp. 228-249: Juan Luis Manfredi-Sánchez

The Communist Party of China and the Chinese road to modernisation pp. 1-8: Guangbin Yang
Economic implications of the sixth plenary session of the 19th CPC Central Committee for China’s Hong Kong pp. 9-18: Terence Tai Leung Chong, Cornelia Yip and Patrick Ming Yu Ngai
The economics of soft power: Reliance on economic resources and instrumentality in economic gains pp. 19-43: Daniele Carminati
The role of information and communication technologies in a country’s GDP: A comparative analysis between developed and developing economies pp. 44-59: Ariadna Aleksandrova and Marina D. Khabib
Introduction pp. 60-61: Ximing Yue and Shi Li
Focus shift needed: From development-oriented to social security-based poverty alleviation in rural China pp. 62-84: Cong Chong, Meng Cai and Ximing Yue
Eliminating poverty through development: The dynamic evolution of multidimensional poverty in rural China pp. 85-104: Yangyang Shen and Shi Li
Multidimensional poverty and types of impoverished counties in Gansu province of China pp. 105-125: Fangfang Zhang, Hui Liu, Weinan Gu and Jianpeng Zhang

China macroeconomic report 2021: China’s macroeconomy marches towards normalisation pp. 379-416: Xiaoguang Liu, Yuanchun Liu and Yan Yan
Does technology transfer from the US to China harm American firms, workers, and consumers? A historical and analytic investigation pp. 417-446: Victor Menaldo and Nicolas Wittstock
China’s soft power and US public opinion pp. 447-460: Yao-Yuan Yeh, Charles K. S. Wu and Wei-hao Huang
Do governments and banks see eye to eye about the environment? Maybe not yet, but can they? pp. 461-462: Steven Ongena
Climate policy and cross-border lending: evidence from the syndicated loan market pp. 463-476: Emanuela Benincasa
Environmental subsidies and companies’ environmental investments pp. 477-496: Jianbo Song, Haiqing Zhang and Zihao Su
The intention of banks to adopt green banking in an emerging market: the employees’ perspective pp. 497-504: Eugene Okyere-Kwakye and Khalil Md Nor

Is the Confucian ethic a hindrance to economic development in China? pp. 255-314: Jie Zhang
The political economy of climate change: the impasse and way out pp. 315-335: Fusheng Xie and Han Cheng
Roles of commodity futures derivatives and financial crises in global food security pp. 336-357: Victor Edem Sosoo, David Okorie and Haiqiang Chen
Missing the China factor: evidence from Brazil and Mexico pp. 358-377: Marco Cepik, Fabrício H. Chagas-Bastos and Rafael R. Ioris

Determinations of strategy responding to COVID-19 pp. 135-147: Wilson X. B. Li and Tina T. He
The effects of COVID-19 on Chinese stock markets: an EGARCH approach pp. 148-165: Kerry Liu
The impact of COVID-19 on ASEAN pp. 166-185: Terence Tai Leung Chong, Xiaoyang Li and Cornelia Yip
Asset–liability models and the Chinese basic pension fund pp. 186-216: Zucheng Zhao and Charles Sutcliffe
The path, value and limits of the Confucius Institute in carrying out public diplomacy pp. 217-229: Yanwei Wang, Chinenye Gerlof Uzodinma and Caoyuan Niu
Whistleblowing behaviours and anti-corruption approaches in public administration in Kenya pp. 230-254: Gedion Onyango

Introduction pp. 1-3: Marie Claire Villeval
How an All-or-Nothing insurance behaviour challenges economic policies: an experimental approach pp. 4-16: Anne Corcos, François Pannequin and Claude Montmarquette
Willingness to pay to reduce future risk: a fundamental issue to invest in prevention behaviour pp. 17-36: Jim Engle-Warnick, Julie Héroux and Claude Montmarquette
The multi-dimensional effects of reciprocity on worker effort: evidence from a hybrid field-laboratory labour market experiment pp. 37-67: Min-Taec Kim and Robert Slonim
Bubbles and incentives: an experiment on asset markets pp. 68-89: Stéphane Robin, Kateřina Strážnická and Marie Claire Villeval
Exposure to conspiracy theories in the lab pp. 90-112: Loukas Balafoutas, Alexander Libman, Vasileios Selamis and Björn Vollan
Clientelism and identity pp. 113-133: James Habyarimana, Daniel Houser, Stuti Khemani, Viktor Brech, Ginny Seung Choi and Moumita Roy