Wissenschaftliche Publikationen

Bulfone, F.; Ergen, T.; Kalaitzake, M.: No Strings Attached: Corporate Welfare, State Intervention, and the Issue of Conditionality. Competition & Change (published online May 17) (2022)

Ergen, T.; Kohl, S.; Braun, B.: Firm Foundations: The Statistical Footprint of Multinational Corporations as a Problem for Political Economy. Competition & Change (published online May 17) (2022)

Bremer, B.; Rennwald, L.: Who Still Likes Social Democracy? The Support Base of Social Democratic Parties Reconsidered. Party Politics (published online May 12) (2022)

Streeck, W.: Die Rückkehr des Königs. Makroskop (published online May 4) (2022)

Lillie, K.; Matzer, L.; Riettiens, L.: Power Relations, Preservation and Voice: Introducing the Special Issue on Writing Histories of Education with Autobiographical Materials. Paedagogica Historica (published online May 3) (2022)

Kohl, S.; Spielau, A.: Centring Construction in the Political Economy of Housing: Variegated Growth Regimes After the Keynesian Construction State. Cambridge Journal of Economics (published online May 2) (2022)

Crouch, C.: Reflections on the COVID Moment and Life Beyond Neoliberalism. Transfer (published online April 21) (2022)

Rilinger, G.: Conceptual Limits of Performativity: Assessing the Feasibility of Market Design Blueprints. Socio-Economic Review (published online March 29) (2022)

Bulfone, F.: Industrial Policy and Comparative Political Economy: A Literature Review and Research Agenda. Competition & Change (published online March 25) (2022)

Beckert, J.: Leaving the Path of Optimality Calculation: A Commentary on Fenton-O'Creevy and Tuckett, 2021: Selecting Futures: The Role of Conviction, Narratives, Ambivalence, and Constructive Doubt. Futures & Foresight Science (published online February 24) (2022)

Beckert, J.: Durable Wealth: Institutions, Mechanisms, and Practices of Wealth Perpetuation. Annual Review of Sociology (published online February 17) (2022)

Rilinger, G.: Discursive Multivocality: How the Proliferation of Economic Language Can Undermine the Political Influence of Economists. Socio-Economic Review (published online February 11) (2022)

Di Carlo, D.: Beyond Neo-Corporatism: State Employers and the Special-Interest Politics of Public Sector Wage-Setting. Journal of European Public Policy (published online February 9) (2022)

Höpner, M.: Geht von der Inflation Gefahr aus? Makroskop (published online February 4) (2022)

Bremer, B.; Bürgisser, R.: Public Opinion on Welfare State Recalibration in Times of Austerity: Evidence from Survey Experiments. Political Science Research and Methods (published online February 3) (2022)

Baccaro, L.; Neimanns, E.: Who Wants Wage Moderation? Trade Exposure, Export-Led Growth, and the Irrelevance of Bargaining Structure. West European Politics (published online January 24) (2022)

Calvert, J.; Rommerskirchen, C.; van der Heide, A.: Does Ownership Matter? Claimant Characteristics and Case Outcomes in Investor-State Arbitration. New Political Economy (published online January 22) (2022)

Bremer, B.; Bürgisser, R.: Do Citizens Care About Government Debt? Evidence from Survey Experiments on Budgetary Priorities. European Journal of Political Research (published online January 11) (2022)

Günther, W.; Höpner, M.: Why Does Germany Abstain from Statutory Bargaining Extensions? Explaining the Exceptional German Erosion of Collective Wage Bargaining. Economic and Industrial Democracy (published online January 6) (2022)

Stamm, I.; Bernhard, F.; Hameister, N.; Miller, K.: Lessons from Family Firms: The Use of Flexible Work Arrangements and Its Consequences. Review of Managerial Science (published online January 5) (2022)