Review of International Political Economy

Academic #IPE journal.
Editors: @hozic & Alison Johnston, Milan Babic, Ida Bastiaens, Ali Bhagat, @ManuMoschella, Johannes Petry, Stefano Ponte

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Situational state capacity for transformative industrial policy in dependent market economies, by Marius Kalanta, Agnė Paliokaitė & Jonas Antanavičius https://t.co/rr6hnFF07J

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The fragmented green state: state capacity, green macrofinancial regimes, and political contestation in Thailand’s energy transition, by Sirima Thongsawang & Robert Yates https://t.co/2Rf3zB2IxO

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The limits of issue ownership by international organisations: ideological demarcation and policy collaboration in global trade governance, by Tyler Girard, Erin Hannah & James Scott https://t.co/hMOgB8Sry8

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The winding road toward a wholesale digital euro: geoeconomics and bureaucratic politics, by Lucia Quaglia & Amy Verdun https://t.co/CrwGvLRSq5

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Pursuing post-neoliberal alternatives during the global governance interregnum: the case of Africa’s new oil producers, by Sam Hickey, Giles Mohan, Abdul-Gafaru Abdulai, Kojo Asante, Angelo Izama & Matt Tyce https://t.co/XE3s1ChL7X

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‘Save the banks or save the planet?’: governing through strategic ambiguity in EU sustainability-related banking regulation, by Janina Urban, Simon Schairer, Riccardo Baioni, Nicolás Aguila, Paula Haufe & Joscha Wullweber https://t.co/w3kGZNabzw

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Buying cooperation: financial inducements and the reconstruction of relations between major powers, by Jarrod Hayes & @GillDavidJames https://t.co/aI7LFH8D5C

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Gifts, commodities and the ‘problem’ of NGO ambivalence, by Jake Flavell https://t.co/jiVIZettsW

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My colleagues Fawwaz Alabdulhadi, @drjacktaggart and I have a new article published in @RIPEJournal: "The petrochemical pivot: geostrategic globalization and the future of oil and gas". I hope you will find it informative. #oilandgas https://t.co/t9HYPGgsKF

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Popular pressure, mock compliance or leadership as distraction: the UK’s approach to beneficial ownership transparency, by Victoria Gronwald https://t.co/2S6kfBB3D3

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State-led financialization of social care: variegation and regulatory mechanisms in Spain, by David Palomera https://t.co/JVMyDJwkbb

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Moving South for care: the political economy of older Swiss people’s search for a better life in Thailand, by Saleh Naas https://t.co/orOtqZdniy

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Beyond weaponized interdependence: the corporate chokehold in frontier semiconductor governance, by Nik Hynek https://t.co/JgDJ03MQe7

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Who governs industrial policy? State–labor relations in the closure and reindustrialisation of an automotive factory, by @jonlhc & Mario Rísquez https://t.co/vFxjoqAMdz

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Trading blows: a social network analysis of WTO trade disputes, 1995–2020, by Juan Acevedo & Michael Lee https://t.co/KZp5Lv7t9n

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When nationalism yields: counter-boycott strategies and the limits of nationalist boycotts, by Jiyoung Ko & Sung Mi Kim https://t.co/x7DNpOAmhF

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Revisiting business associations in trade politics: a large language model scaling approach, by Rodrigo Fagundes Cezar https://t.co/qxYO6yh8zm

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The political economy of advanced semi-peripherality: East-Central Europe’s (neo-)dependency in global comparative perspective, by @jasperpsimons & @cornelban73 https://t.co/P9CPVbbokc

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Cryptocurrency and the state: evidence from South Korea, by Chloe Ahn & @NinaObermeier https://t.co/nK0lnrM6In

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Making markets: supranational public borrowers and the promotion of international financial market integration, by Lukas Spielberger & David Howarth https://t.co/jRwP9B8CHo