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Academic #IPE journal. Editors: @hozic & Alison Johnston, @juanitaelias, @skostem, @ManuMoschella, Stefano Ponte (@AfricaBusPol), Kevin L. Young, Hongying Wang.

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Racism, colonialism, and tax havens: tracing the offshore world’s hidden histories, by Miguel A. Rivera-Quiñones
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This article advances a decolonial intervention in International Political Economy (IPE) by examining the centrality of racism in the formation of offshore zones under British and American colonial...
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Colonial afterlives in the global cocoa supply chain: sharecropping, labour exploitation, and gendered (re)production, by Ellie Gore
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This article blends a feminist social reproduction approach with insights from the racial capitalism literature to analyse gendered labour relations in the global cocoa supply chain. It argues that...
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Tanja Schweinberger
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The Trump administration sees trade deficits as “national emergencies”. Ever wondered why people dislike imports? Very happy that my paper "Mercantilism 2.0: American and Chinese Mass Public Opinions Toward Trade Balances"
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International power competition between the US and China is intensifying as the deterioration of international trade cooperation is ongoing. Especially surrounding the US-China trade war, the bilat...
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The economic exception: how the Bank of Italy framed crisis to govern, 1960–1984, by Simone Polillo
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What counts as an exceptional economic intervention? The concept of economic exception, developed here, captures how central banks govern through crisis, situating their concrete, specific interven...
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Elisa Gambino
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The latest paper I wrote with @cosfranceschini, which came out on @RIPEJournal, inspired a piece for @TC_Africa 👌 You can now read it here: https://t.co/hi7JV6FlAF The original paper is open access at:
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African governments and other local actors have a crucial role to play in shaping the activities of Chinese firms.
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The Chinese are coming! US think tanks and the Belt and Road Initiative in the Middle East and North Africa, by Neil Ketchley, Morten S. Andersen & Ole Jacob Sending
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It is now common for US government officials and policy analysts to cite China as the most significant current threat to US foreign policy interests. This article examines how the US foreign policy...
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Governing through guesstimates: mock precision in international organisations, by Lukas Linsi, Seiki Tanaka, @FraGiumelli & Leonard Seabrooke
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International organisations (IOs) collect and disseminate a wide array of statistics. In many cases, the phenomena these statistics seek to quantify defy precise measurement. Hard-to-measure statis...
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Ingrid H. Kvangraven
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Our "Back to Dakar" paper is now out in Spanish in this cool special issue on the Memory and Future of Dependency Theory in @Cuadernos_TS: https://t.co/r6ZaeVEMMC The issue: https://t.co/yVb3ErpxJq Thanks to Martín Arboleda, Francisca Benítez & Alonso López for organizing!
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Halloween's Coming! 🎃 Do you guys think @ishowspeedsui will don a superhero costume in his Halloween stream? Bonus for the ones who predict the right superhero (in comments)
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Chris Saltmarsh
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Is there a Chinese road to decarbonisation? Really enjoyed being interviewed by the indomitable @remi_edwards about my recent @RIPEJournal paper on China & fossil energy phase-out for SPERI's New Thinking podcast. 🔗 https://t.co/kLu9Ar73kr
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Chris Saltmarsh
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My first academic journal article, 'The Chinese road to decarbonisation: China’s party-state capitalism in the political economy of fossil energy phase-out' is published online today at @RIPEJournal! Its open access, so pls do read & share thoughts 🇨🇳 https://t.co/maMUWGPWK4
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Power and sustainability governance in the soy-animal protein global value chain, by @pfmtzpau, Tony Heron, Chris West & Patricia Prado
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In this article, we provide a theoretical and substantive contribution to the emergent literature on hybrid sustainability governance through a critical engagement with Global Value Chain and Trans...
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The emerging political economy of deep-sea mining: an analysis of opaque ownership structures, by @JustinWAlger, Kate J. Neville & @atterbalac
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Despite the significant environmental and social concerns associated with deep-sea mining, the International Seabed Authority (ISA)—the organization tasked with governing the international seabed—i...
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Layering of informal organisations in international regimes: the G20 Common Framework and the sovereign debt regime, by @IsabelRzT & @alexazeitz
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Given that informal organisations are thought to be easy to reform, why do states sometimes choose to create new informal institution rather than reforming existing ones? We argue states may introd...
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Financing the border: racial capitalism, migration, and the practices of the Canadian state, by Ali Bhagat & Rachel Phillips
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Canada is often recognised as one of the most progressive nations in the world when it comes to the acceptance of refugees and multiculturalism as national policy. However, the longer history of bo...
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Financing technological innovation in China: neo-developmental financial statecraft through government guidance funds by Xuan Li & @cornelban73
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This paper examines China’s distinctive approach to financing innovation, contributing to debates on the derisking state, neo-developmentalist alternatives, and economic statecraft. It focuses on t...
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Review of International Political Economy
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If you are attending #EISAPEC2025 and are interested in publishing in @RIPEJournal, please join the "Meet the Editors II" panel this afternoon (Thursday, Aug 28) at 17:30 (Sala Poeti, Palazzo Hercolani) to hear RIPE Editor @ManuMoschella speak about the journal's review process
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Alex Goode
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apparently the bubble in people searching for ‘AI bubble’ has burst
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“Green Microfinancial Regimes” by @DanielaGabor and Braun leads RIPE Altmetric score for 2025. Check out the entire SI on Macrofinance and the Green Transformation edited by Leah Downey and @MkBlyth https://t.co/VqKmMkV6uY
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