WOW: I had to look twice....but, YES, this is my book on display at Cornell University Press stand at #ISA2024 😊

And if you want to hear more about the book, an amazing group of scholars will take a critical look at it soon:)

My first single-authored paper is out in Competition and Change Journal as part of a special issue on the IPE of Green Finance by Milan Babic and Sarah Sharma!
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Here is the correct DOI: doi.org/10.1177/102452…

In Competition and Change Journal, as part of our SI co-edited w/ Fabio Bulfone Aldo Madariaga, Assaf S Bondy Erez Maggor & I write about the political dynamics that enable wage growth in the adverse context of peripheral growth models. Spoiler: the role of labour is key! doi.org/10.1177/102452…

👉🏽Unveil the complex interplay between #EconomicGrowth & political institutions in peripheral economies.

Fulya Apaydin (IBEI) explores the challenges of shifting growth models in #Turkey & the role of authoritarian intervention.

🔗Published Competition and Change Journal: t.ly/d7HpV

#VendrediLecture 📚

The #EuropeanInvestorState : a new form of public intervention in the European economy.
Discover the Competition and Change Journal special issue co-edited by Ulrike Lepont (@CNRSshs) and Matthias Thiemann (@ScPoResearch).

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📢Ya está disponible el nuevo artículo publicado por nuestro profesor Juan Bogliaccini en coautoría con Aldo Madariaga en Competition and Change Journal, sobre el vínculo entre estrategias de crecimiento y estrategias distributivas en países periféricos. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/10…

Excited for my first publication in Competition and Change Journal on ‘Planning Progress’ on how innovation and technological progress can be planned for social needs. Thanks to Christoph Sorg & Future Histories for the opportunity! Quick summary below & link here:
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Another paper from our Competition and Change Journal special issue 'Rethinking Economic Planning' (edited by Christoph Sorg & me) has been published as online first. Nils Rochowicz (@Technolowicz) elaborates a pivotal topic for the new planning debate: innovation.

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🚨 Publication day 🚨
Antonin Thyrard and I are the proud parents of a new baby, published today in Competition and Change Journal. It's part of a special issue on the European Investor State, edited by Matthias Thiemann and Ulrike Lepont. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/10…

Late to the game, but no less excited to see this article with Philipp Golka in print Competition and Change Journal. We study internal supervision in 🇳🇱 pension funds as a case of risk ‘regulation from the inside’, based on interviews and an original survey 1/5 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/10…

in the paper, we develop the notion of the European Investor State as a multi-level construct, where European, national and regional levels act ever more like private investors, replacing the notion of public good with positive returns on public investment.

Dear colleagues, it is my great pleasure to introduce to you this article, in which Ulrike Lepont and I develop the concept of the European Investor State and introduce the 7 papers which make up our special issue. This was a lot of work, happy to see it journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

New article!

In Competition and Change Journal, James Chamberlain and I trace the contradictions of insurance-based responses to climate risks by looking at the African Risk Capacity. We show how ARC has been shaped and limited by relations of financial subordination.

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Our paper with Natascha van der Zwan in Competition and Change Journal on regulation, governance & power *within* large Dutch pension funds now has a volume & issue number.

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🚨 New publication 🚨 A great start to 2024 (though technically published in 2023) with this article published in Competition and Change Journal. It explores the EV transition in the UK. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/10…

“A better alternative to all of the above would be to open a frank political conversation about reforming the debt brake altogether.” Indeed. Every time that can is kicked down the road, progressive political possibilities shrink. The far right wins by sitting and watching.

Very nice to see this new piece out from Christoph Sorg on planning and finance - and the democratization of finance.

Must read for critical political economists - & part of an excellent special issue on 'Rethinking economic planning' in Competition and Change Journal

Fascinating and very timely paper by WLazonick and Öner Tulum on shareholder value logic and 'predatory value extraction' in US Pharma. Here we see another part of the US healthcare system set up for financial interests, not for patients' interests.

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An important and thought-provoking contribution by Christoph Sorg to the special issue on 'Rethinking economic planning' that he and Jan Groos are editing for Competition and Change Journal.
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