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Review of International Political Economy
Complex global value chains and economic interdependence: a new look at the opportunity costs argument, by Phuong Pham & Melle Scholten
Institutional foundations of financial statecraft: EU assistance to Ukraine and beyond, by Lukas Spielberger & Moritz Rehm
The moral economy of global priorities: fusing profit and public duty in malnutrition governance, by Juanita Uribe
Reputation collectives: how international industry associations influence China’s safety standards in high-risk technologies, by Jeffrey Ding & Dennis Yuen Li
Between trust and suspicion: affective framing and informal protectionism toward Korean and Chinese technology firms in Korean media, by Seungwoo Han
‘Don’t come with your lessons in morality’: ontological imperialism and the MERCOSUR-EU intellectual property negotiations, by Asha Herten-Crabb
Review of International Political Economy
Review of International Political Economy
Twilight of the oligarchs, by @nikhil-kalyanpur.bsky.social
Review of International Political Economy
Review of International Political Economy
Specters of slavery in the global economy: rupturing the selective tradition in the history of Lloyd’s of London, by Matthew Eagleton-Pierce
The historical origins of the varieties of capitalism: how international trade shaped market economies during the first wave of globalization, by Martín Cortina-Escudero
Review of International Political Economy
Review of International Political Economy
Review of International Political Economy
Review of International Political Economy
Review of International Political Economy
The extractive foundations of Bretton Woods: gold, apartheid, and the racial politics of monetary order, by @jbrgreen.bsky.social
Review of International Political Economy
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Emerging economies face challenges in managing safety risks from powerful technologies. Indeed, some analysts identify China as the most likely source of an accident linked to emerging technologies...
Under what conditions does economic interdependence increase or decrease state security? This article contributes to the scholarly debate on economic interdependence by examining the role of comple...
The European Union’s (EU) role as the largest provider of financial support to the Ukrainian government since Russia’s full-scale invasion challenges widely held conceptions about its lack of finan...
International trade governance is often framed as neutral and technocratic, emphasizing fairness, modernization, and mutual benefit. Yet, vast inequalities between the Global North and South persis...
Amid intensifying technological rivalry and limited avenues for formal protectionism, the emotional framing of firms has emerged as a critical dimension of economic competition. This study examines...
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This article examines a shift in the discourses through which attention to problems is justified in global governance. Whereas appeals to the public good and private gain were once invoked as disti...
The hyper-wealthy are increasingly, blatantly influencing politics both at home and abroad. Despite multiple paths to plutocrat-status, and perpetual infighting within the very top of the economic ...
In 2020, amid global protests following the murder of George Floyd in the US, Lloyd’s of London – the world’s largest insurance marketplace with origins dating to 1688 – issued an historic apology ...
This article revisits gold’s role within Bretton Woods, contributing to recent efforts to develop a more global and thematically inclusive international political economy (IPE). Challenging dominan...
We know that capitalism manifests in different ways, but how did these differences arise? This paper draws on the Varieties of Capitalism (VoC) framework to understand how market economies differ a...
