Economic and Political Studies

2013 - 2025

Current editor(s): Qing He and Cunna Li

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Grassland tenure, livelihood assets and pastoralists’ resilience: evidence and empirical analyses from western China pp. 381-403: Shuhao Tan and Zhongchun Tan
Outward foreign direct investment in agriculture by Chinese companies: land grabbing or win–win? pp. 404-420: Qianheng Chen and Pei Guo
The roadmap of interest rate liberalisation in China pp. 421-440: Terence Tai Leung Chong and Wenqi Liu
Understanding the Chinese stock market: international comparison and policy implications pp. 441-455: Zhenya Liu and Shixuan Wang
Pension reform: Australia and China compared pp. 456-474: Hazel Bateman and Kevin Liu
Retirement and labour markets under the context of pension reform in Latin America pp. 475-500: David Tuesta
Creating fiscal space to pay for pension expenditure in Asia pp. 501-514: Mukul G. Asher and Azad Singh Bali

Editorial pp. 253-255: Shi Li and Ximing Yue
Fair and unfair inequality in China pp. 256-265: John Knight
Income growth and happiness growth in China pp. 266-284: Chuliang Luo
Social insurance for migrant workers in China: impact of the 2008 Labour Contract Law pp. 285-304: Qin Gao, Sui Yang and Shi Li
Labour market segmentation by ownership type and gender wage gap in urban China: evidence from CHIP2013 pp. 305-325: Xinxin Ma
Estimating the effect of minimum wage on firm profitability in China pp. 326-341: Quheng Deng
International financial crisis and wage inequality in urban China pp. 342-357: Sui Yang and Shi Li
Development strategy, economic transformation and income distribution pp. 358-379: Binkai Chen and Congshan Gao

Economic reform as a precursor to political reform for development – does China have a model for resource-rich African Muslim countries? pp. 127-157: Ataul Huq Pramanik
WTO, credible commitments, and China’s reform of state-owned enterprises pp. 158-178: Ye Tian and Min Xia
Entrepreneurial activities and institutional environment in China pp. 179-194: Bei Luo and Terence Tai Leung Chong
Central government agencies in China: toward a research agenda pp. 195-214: Liang Ma
Dynamics of occupational mobility: an empirical analysis based on headhunting data pp. 215-232: Shilan Feng, Ya Tan and Liutang Gong
Decline of oil prices and the negative interest rate policy in Japan pp. 233-250: Naoyuki Yoshino, Farhad Taghizadeh-Hesary and Nour Tawk
Corrigendum pp. 251-251: The Editors

Editorial pp. 1-4: Yu Luo
The processes of financialisation and economic performance pp. 5-20: Malcolm Sawyer
International financialisation, developing countries and the contradictions of privatised Keynesianism pp. 21-40: Bruno Bonizzi
The monetary root of financialisation pp. 41-59: Yu Luo
Financialisation in emerging economies: a systematic overview and comparison with Anglo-Saxon economies pp. 60-86: Ewa Karwowski and Engelbert Stockhammer
Financialisation of goods in China pp. 87-105: Zehao Liu
Wealth concentration among residents under the economic financialisation in China pp. 106-125: Yang Ge and Ting Wang

Editorial pp. 343-344: Yuwei Hu
China’s pension system and reform: an OECD perspective pp. 345-367: Monika Queisser, Andrew Reilly and Yuwei Hu
Coping with the effects of population ageing on public finances in the European Union and China pp. 368-396: Heikki Oksanen
Raising the retirement age: the impact on the individual and actuarial balance for Chinese urban workers’ basic pensions pp. 397-413: Xiaojun Wang and Ge Shan
China’s pension system: achievements, challenges and future developments pp. 414-433: Keyong Dong and Gengyu Wang
Population ageing and the impacts of the universal two-child policy on China’s socio-economy pp. 434-453: Bingwen Zheng
Implications of population ageing for the Chinese productivity pp. 454-467: Yuwei Hu

Environmental participation in the shadow of the Chinese state pp. 211-237: Scott Wilson
Environmental options of local governments for regional air pollution joint control: application of evolutionary game theory pp. 238-257: Shihong Guo
Local interests meet global regime: China’s subnational politics in clean development mechanism of Kyoto Protocol pp. 258-277: Bo Miao and Yu-wai Vic Li
Renewable energy investment in China: the impact of low oil prices pp. 278-298: Judith Alazraque-Cherni, Jiayi He and Frank Rosillo-Calle
Impact of fossil fuel subsidy reform in China: estimations of household welfare effects based on 2007–2012 data pp. 299-318: Shipei Zeng and Zhan-Ming Chen
On the nexus of environmental quality and public spending on health care in China: a panel cointegration analysis pp. 319-331: Yihua Yu, Li Zhang and Xinye Zheng
Chinese research on disaster economics: situation and characteristics pp. 332-341: Yan Zhang and Aiping He

Values – limits of economic rationality and imperialism of culture pp. 101-121: Christian Krijnen
Nationalism inside out: an ethical review pp. 122-136: Xuecun Liang
Export, subsidy and innovation: China’s state-owned enterprises versus privately-owned enterprises pp. 137-155: Laijun Luo, Yang Yang, Yuze Luo and Chang Liu
Growth strategy and TFP growth: comparing China and four Asian tigers pp. 156-170: Junxue Jia and Yunxia Chao
Economic governance and marketisation: understanding the institutional roots of China’s achievements and challenges pp. 171-186: Jingyu Sun
The new industrial revolution and industrial upgrading in China: achievements and challenges pp. 187-209: Khairy Tourk and Peter Marsh

Introduction pp. 1-2: Melanie Manion
Taking China’s anticorruption campaign seriously pp. 3-18: Melanie Manion
Are foreign monks better at chanting? The effect of ‘airborne’ SDICs on anti-corruption pp. 19-38: Huihua Nie and Mengqi Wang
Anti-corruption, marketisation and firm behaviours: evidence from firm innovation in China pp. 39-61: Li Dang and Ruilong Yang
The politics of anti-corruption reforms and reversals in Uganda’s changing political terrain pp. 62-84: William Muhumuza
Corruption and economic growth: an absolute obstacle or some efficient grease? pp. 85-100: Xiaohong Xu