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  1. Steel deals: subsidies, neo-corporatism, and industrial decarbonisation in the Netherlands 2026-09-08
  2. Carbon fetishism: towards a libidinal economy of net-zero capitalism 2026-09-07
  3. Why household electrification in Rwanda outpaced Papua New Guinea (2000–2025): statecraft, derisking and dependency in the pursuit of universal energy access 2026-09-05
  4. Dependency, resource extraction and informality in Africa: how primarisation drives informal employment 2026-08-31
  5. Epistemic politics of research funding: a social network analysis of knowledge production 2026-08-28
  6. The rise of low-carbon industrialism: how the world economy is reconfigured through production, regulation, and space 2026-08-28
  7. Making climate change manageable in an uninsurable world: the complex environmentalism of global reinsurers 2026-08-26
  8. Unequal exchange between France and Africa’s CFA zone: monetary dependency and imperialist appropriation 2026-08-26
  9. Plan to care? Communal care, the revaluation of reproductive work, and status reconciliation 2026-08-26
  10. Geopolitical recoupling in a fragmenting global economy: diversification-led friendshoring in China’s agri-food production networks in Tanzania and Nigeria 2026-08-26
  11. From colonial extraction to structural adjustment: sectoral policy and unequal exchange in Sub-Saharan Africa 2026-08-25
  12. The promise and limits of industrial statecraft: the US response to China’s EV battery dominance 2026-08-24
  13. Migration without leaving: how Chinese elites navigate grey zones for second passports and residencies 2026-08-19
  14. The ESG backlash: contesting the low-carbon transition under asset manager capitalism 2026-08-19
  15. Beyond ‘more’ or ‘less’ state action: how Germans discuss the economy and policies shaping it 2026-08-18
  16. When authoritarian capitalism fails at development: what Hungary’s accumulative state and the exhaustion of Orbánism teach us 2026-08-18
  17. Expansion of a small multilateral development bank and the emergence of a large-scale ‘Luxembourg paradox’: the case of the New Development Bank 2026-08-12
  18. Supranational to sovereign? The institutional development of the European Commission’s borrowing capacity since 1990 2026-07-29
  19. The paradox of safe assets: hedge funds, leveraged finance and treasury market instability 2026-07-29
  20. Market reforms or institutional restoration? Anti-populist strategies in power 2026-07-22
  21. The myth of catch-up development: trends in core–periphery inequality from 1960 to 2023 2026-07-15
  22. Phantom decoupling: geoeconomic hydraulics and the rewiring of US–China interdependence 2026-07-14
  23. Contested green upgrading in global value chains: power and governance in French steel decarbonisation 2026-07-13
  24. In the name of risk: asset concentration and the rise of the master trust in Ireland 2026-07-08
  25. Divisions in the core of global capitalism? Italian labour and ‘free trade’ 2026-07-05
  26. Asset struggles and credit regimes: how dominant growth coalitions shaped credit policy and homeownership in Germany and Sweden 2026-06-30
  27. The repoliticisation of China’s infrastructure investments in the global south: a case study of Brazil’s agri-food system 2026-06-29
  28. Anti-woke capitalism: the radical right attack on green finance and corporate diversity regimes 2026-06-29
  29. Liberalism in numbers only: market-based administration of fishing rights in Peru and the Russian Federation 2026-06-23
  30. Ideological dance on a scorched land: the political economy of underdevelopment in Rojhelat (East Kurdistan) 2026-06-20
  31. Networks of interest defence: divisions in US asset management 2026-06-19
  32. Asset struggles: understanding conflict in contemporary capitalist societies 2026-06-18
  33. New structural power theory in an age of financialisation: structural power, systematic luck, structural constraint, and state power 2026-06-18
  34. From lending to spending of last resort: the epistemology of book-keeping as infrastructural form 2026-06-16
  35. Everyday asset struggles: debt work, social reproduction and the (new) logics of inequality 2026-06-12
  36. The governance of climate-mitigating assets and the diverging power of landowners 2026-06-12
  37. How China swaps: the operation of RMB currency swaps in emerging and developing markets and their impact on currency internationalisation 2026-06-10
  38. Global value chains in the contemporary automotive industry: from the qualitative differentiation of individual capitals to the quantitative stratification of profitability 2026-06-08
  39. Factions of asset-based capitalism: a historical typology 2026-06-08
  40. Financing businesses: an affair of state? Rise and financialisation of public financing for small and medium-sized enterprises in France 2026-06-05
  41. Climbing a rickety ladder: asset-based welfare and precarious owner occupation in the UK 2026-06-05
  42. The fossil-AI nexus: petrostate capitalism, computing power, and the production of powered land 2026-06-04
  43. Chokepoint asymmetry and the political economy of constraint: infrastructural power, weaponised interdependence, and the UK 2026-05-27
  44. International finance institutions and the public-private partnership dilemma 2026-05-27
  45. Strategic industrial policy in the European Union: the uneven geography of Important Projects of Common European Interest (IPCEIs) participation 2026-05-26
  46. Does the mode of leadership transition shape trade flows in the Global South? Evidence from sub-Saharan Africa 2026-05-25
  47. Capitalists’ power and the collaborative struggle against the anti-democratic reform in Israel 2026-05-22
  48. Beyond banking? an institutional logics perspective on the European Investment Bank’s approach to fragile states 2026-05-22
  49. Knowledge regulation and US centrality in the semiconductor production network 2026-05-21
  50. Populist strategy revisited: toward a coalitional framework of populist mobilisation 2026-05-21