Review of International Political Economy

2012 - 2026

Current editor(s): Gregory Chin, Juliet Johnson, Daniel Mügge, Kevin Gallagher, Ilene Grabel and Cornelia Woll

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Volume 33, issue 3, 2026

Power from below: rethinking bargaining power in global value chains pp. 1017-1050

Caroline Hambloch, Claudia Coral, Guido Maschhaupt and Dagmar Mithöfer

The extractive foundations of Bretton Woods: gold, apartheid, and the racial politics of monetary order pp. 1051-1081

Jeremy Green

The architecture of consent: the Ford Foundation, ‘brain irrigation’, and the making of India’s neoliberal transition pp. 1082-1111

Inderjeet Parmar and Atul Bhardwaj

The historical origins of the varieties of capitalism: how international trade shaped market economies during the first wave of globalization pp. 1112-1141

Martín Cortina-Escudero

Institutional foundations of financial statecraft: EU assistance to Ukraine and beyond pp. 1142-1172

Lukas Spielberger and Moritz Rehm

‘Don’t come with your lessons in morality’: ontological imperialism and the MERCOSUR-EU intellectual property negotiations pp. 1173-1205

Asha Herten-Crabb

The moral economy of global priorities: fusing profit and public duty in malnutrition governance pp. 1206-1232

Juanita Uribe

Changing preferences: How the organizations representing Brazilian industry came to support the European Union-Mercosur trade negotiation pp. 1233-1262

Nicolás Pose-Ferraro

Reputation collectives: how international industry associations influence China’s safety standards in high-risk technologies pp. 1263-1295

Jeffrey Ding and Dennis Yuen Li

Between trust and suspicion: affective framing and informal protectionism toward Korean and Chinese technology firms in Korean media pp. 1296-1329

Seungwoo Han

Complex global value chains and economic interdependence: a new look at the opportunity costs argument pp. 1330-1358

Phuong Pham and Melle Scholten

Specters of slavery in the global economy: rupturing the selective tradition in the history of Lloyd’s of London pp. 1359-1386

Matthew Eagleton-Pierce

China’s bilateral swap agreements and foreign policy pp. 1387-1419

Qi Liu, Xun Pang and James Raymond Vreeland

Enter the trade war? European public opinion on trade restrictions against China pp. 1420-1450

Marius Dotzauer and Paul Meiners

Twilight of the oligarchs pp. 1451-1470

Nikhil Kalyanpur

Discipline to flourish: a framework for the political economy of discipline in industrial policy pp. 1471-1492

Seth Pipkin

Volume 33, issue 2, 2026

Crypto currencies and development mode in flux: unfolding bitcoin mining in Georgia pp. 509-539

Ia Eradze

The role of aid bureaucracy heads: evidence from the allocation of Korean aid pp. 540-572

Esol Cho

Rapidly innovating firms: patent lifecycle and support for trade and IP enforcement pp. 573-607

Sujin Cha, Jieun Lee, Iain Osgood and Sojun Park

Gendering Pan-African trade: exploring the transformational potential of the African continental free trade agreement pp. 608-638

Sophia Price

Digital financialization through demonetization: disruption, fintech adoption and everyday endurance in Nigeria pp. 639-665

Shuaib Jalal-Eddeen

A network model of creditor coordination pp. 666-695

Paasha Mahdavi, Christina J. Schneider and Jennifer L. Tobin

Play the scramble, avoid the backlash? Partisan dynamics in the negotiation of bilateral investment treaties pp. 696-730

Andrew C. McWard and Yumi Park

Partners and rivals? The AIIB’s cooperation with preexisting multilateral development banks pp. 731-759

Benjamin Daßler, Angelo Gerber-Helm and Mirko Heinzel

Overlap and fragmentation in the global governance complex of sustainable finance pp. 760-791

Stefan Renckens and Christian Elliott

Financializing political rationality: social impact bonds and everyday financialization in the Australian welfare state pp. 792-821

Jacob Broom

Banking against sustainable finance: the effect of the European central bank on green bonds pp. 822-851

Julio Galindo-Gutiérrez

The rise and fall of economic coalitions in the Belt and Road Initiative: case study of a flagship project in Kenya pp. 852-884

Keren Zhu

Counterhegemony at work: the Belt and Road Initiative and the restructuring of international political economy pp. 885-918

Xiaobo Su

The challenging construction of a focal organization: lessons from the postwar trade complex (1947–1971) pp. 919-949

Francesco Gatti

Toward regenerative capitalism? The remaking of corporate sustainability in times of crises pp. 950-972

Philip Schleifer

Endogenizing the limits of ideas: a ‘how-to’ guide to understanding ignorance and failure in ideational political economy pp. 973-992

Jacqueline Best

Ownership infinity pools: finding control strategies in multinational enterprises pp. 993-1016

David P. Castro and Leonard Seabrooke

Volume 33, issue 1, 2026

The slumbering giant: towards a political economy of financialised insurance pp. 1-33

Vanessa Endrejat, Fabio Bulfone and Arjen van der Heide

Are dollars popular? The Fed’s currency swap arrangements and recipient governments’ popularity pp. 34-66

Yumi Park and Sujeong Shim

Flexible embeddedness: how Chinese lead firms internationalise in Africa pp. 67-97

Elisa Gambino and Costanza Franceschini

Imperial money and the making of currency hierarchies: evidence from Nigeria pp. 98-130

Carla Coburger

Financing technological innovation in China: neo-developmental financial statecraft through government guidance funds pp. 131-161

Xuan Li and Cornel Ban

Layering of informal organisations in international regimes: the G20 Common Framework and the sovereign debt regime pp. 162-192

Isabel Rodriguez-Toribio and Alexandra O. Zeitz

The emerging political economy of deep-sea mining: an analysis of opaque ownership structures pp. 193-222

Justin Alger, Kate J. Neville and Marc Calabretta

Power and sustainability governance in the soy-animal protein global value chain pp. 223-252

Paulina Flores-Martínez, Tony Heron, Chris West and Patricia Prado

The Chinese road to decarbonisation: China’s party-state capitalism in the political economy of fossil energy phase-out pp. 253-283

Chris Saltmarsh

Governing through guesstimates: mock precision in international organisations pp. 284-317

Lukas Linsi, Seiki Tanaka, Francesco Giumelli and Leonard Seabrooke

The Chinese are coming! US think tanks and the Belt and Road Initiative in the Middle East and North Africa pp. 318-348

Neil Ketchley, Morten S. Andersen and Ole Jacob Sending

The economic exception: how the Bank of Italy framed crisis to govern, 1960–1984 pp. 349-378

Simone Polillo

Colonial afterlives in the global cocoa supply chain: sharecropping, labour exploitation, and gendered (re)production pp. 379-408

Ellie Gore

Mercantilism 2.0: American and Chinese mass public opinions toward trade balances pp. 409-439

Tanja Schweinberger

Racism, colonialism, and tax havens: tracing the offshore world’s hidden histories pp. 440-469

Miguel A. Rivera-Quiñones

Subordinated integration and political waves in the 21st century Latin America pp. 470-502

Samuele Bibi, Nicole Cerpa Vielma and Pedro Perfeito da Silva

RIPE 2025 diversity statement pp. 503-508

Juanita Elias, Aida A. Hozić, Alison Johnston, Seçkin Köstem, Manuela Moschella, Stefano Ponte, Hongying Wang and Kevin L. Young