MPIfG Journal Articles
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2026
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Universal Entitlement, Unequal Provision: Childcare in Segregated German Cities. In: Journal of Social Policy, 2026.Problem-Solving Ontologies on Steroids? The Space for Critique in Policy Research on Artificial Intelligence. In: Critical Policy Studies, 2026.
In Bed with the Banks? Organised Capitalism, Institutional Bricoleurs, and the Role of Agency in German Financial Market Reform. In: German Politics, 2026.
Digital Financial Inclusion from the Inside: Payments, Credit and the Equipment of Users in Latin America. In: Qualitative Research in Financial Markets, 2026.
Rethinking Investment Behind the Technocratic Veil: The Emerging Consensus on Investment and the New EU Fiscal Rules. In: Finance and Society, 2026.
Disability Representation in Germany: The Role of Shared Experiences in District Disability Representatives. In: Representation, 2026.
Elective Affinities: Growth Models as Structured Sector–Demand Configurations. In: Socio-Economic Review, 2026.
Twenty-First Century Butlers and the New Spirit of Service. In: British Journal of Sociology, 2026.
Shifting Paths? The Evolution of Southern European Growth Trajectories in the Post-Eurozone Crisis Decade (2010–9). In: Socio-Economic Review, 2026.
In the Name of Risk: Asset Concentration and the Rise of the Master Trust in Ireland. In: New Political Economy, 2026.
Where Have All the Futures Gone? Towards a Sociological Explanation for the Crisis of Promissory Legitimacy. In: European Journal of Social Theory, 2026.
Asset Struggles and Credit Regimes: How Dominant Growth Coalitions Shaped Credit Policy and Homeownership in Germany and Sweden. In: New Political Economy, 2026.
Asset Struggles: Understanding Conflict in Contemporary Capitalist Societies. In: New Political Economy, 2026.
The Governance of Climate-Mitigating Assets and the Diverging Power of Landowners. In: New Political Economy, 2026.
Business Power during (Economic) Crisis: Evidence on the Role of Framing from the German Automotive Industry. In: Competition & Change, 2026.