Review of International Political Economy

2012 - 2025

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

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Securitization and sovereignty in post-9/11 North America pp. 711-741: Greg Anderson
Integrating rule takers: Transnational integration regimes shaping institutional change in emerging market democracies pp. 742-778: Laszlo Bruszt and Gerald McDermott
Legitimising discourses in the framework of European integration: The politics of Euro adoption in the Czech Republic and Slovakia pp. 779-807: Andrea Pechova
Strategic bargaining and pipeline politics: Confronting the credible commitment problem in Eurasian energy transit pp. 808-836: Adam Stulberg
The green side of protectionism: Environmental concerns and three facets of trade policy preferences pp. 837-866: Michael Bechtel, Thomas Bernauer and Reto Meyer
Post-Soviet integration and the interaction of functional bureaucracies pp. 867-894: Alexander Libman and Evgeny Vinokurov
Scientized politics and global governance in the cotton trade: Evaluating divergent theories of scientization pp. 895-917: Amy Quark
Open skies, closed markets: Future games in the negotiation of international air transport pp. 918-941: Cornelia Woll
The political economy of small states: Enduring vulnerability? pp. 942-960: Matthew Louis Bishop

Introducing RIPE Focus and RIPE Commentaries pp. 529-529: The Editors
Governing global finance and banking pp. 530-535: Randall Germain
Neoliberalism and the new international financial architecture pp. 536-561: Aaron Major
French capitalism under stress: How Nicolas Sarkozy rescued the banks pp. 562-585: Nicolas Jabko and Elsa Massoc
Toward normative fragmentation: An East Asian financial architecture in the post-global crisis world pp. 586-608: Injoo Sohn
From failure to failure: The politics of international banking regulation pp. 609-638: Ranjit Lall
Power and the practice of security to govern global finance pp. 639-662: William Vlcek
Transnational regulatory capture? An empirical examination of the transnational lobbying of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision pp. 663-688: Kevin Young
The future of the euro: Let's get real pp. 689-700: Benjamin Cohen
Euro-crisis, American lessons? pp. 701-708: Herman Schwartz
The future of the euro: Rejoinder to Schwartz pp. 709-710: Benjamin Cohen

Capitalizing a future unsustainable: Finance, energy and the fate of market civilization pp. 363-388: Tim DiMuzio
The 'public interest' agency of international organizations? The case of the OECD Principles of Corporate Governance pp. 389-414: Andrew Baker
Is worker repression risky? Foreign direct investment, labour rights and assessments of risk in developing countries pp. 415-447: Patrick J. W. Egan
Uninformed citizens and support for free trade pp. 448-476: Juan D�ez Medrano and Michael Braun
When rules started to rule: the IMF, neo-liberal economic ideas and economic policy change in Britain pp. 477-500: Ben Clift and Jim Tomlinson
Rescaling the Chinese state and regionalization in the Great Mekong Subregion pp. 501-527: Xiaobo Su

Troubled futures? The global food crisis and the politics of agricultural derivatives regulation pp. 181-207: Jennifer Clapp and Eric Helleiner
Neoliberal convergence in North America and Western Europe: Fiscal austerity, privatization, and public sector reform pp. 208-235: John Peters
A market for worker rights: Explaining business support for international private labour regulation pp. 236-266: Luc Fransen and Brian Burgoon
Transnational actors and the politics of pension reform in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 267-291: Michael Kpessa and Daniel Béland
Low-income developing countries and WTO litigation: Why wake up the sleeping dog? pp. 292-316: Manfred Elsig and Philipp Stucki
Mobilizing globalization in local political fields: The strengthening of the central bank in Israel pp. 317-340: Daniel Maman and Zeev Rosenhek
Special drawing rights, the dollar, and the institutionalist approach to reserve currency status pp. 341-362: Minh Ly

What can Okun teach Polanyi? Efficiency, regulation and equality in the OECD pp. 1-33: Jonathan Hopkin and Mark Blyth
Good governance in crisis or a good crisis for governance? A comparison of the EU and the US pp. 34-58: Waltraud Schelkle
The rise of neoliberal nationalism pp. 59-86: Adam Harmes
Ideas, structure, state action and economic growth: Rethinking the Irish miracle pp. 87-113: Dan Breznitz
Delaying the inevitable: A political economy approach to currency defenses and depreciation pp. 114-139: Stefanie Walter and Thomas Willett
Transitioning from fast-follower to innovator: The institutional foundations of the Korean telecommunications sector pp. 140-168: Sung-Young Kim
Reforming the international patent system pp. 169-180: John Mathews