MPIfG Journal Articles
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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.
A Firm Divide? Intrinsic and Extrinsic Determinants of Job Outcomes by Firm Size. In: Small Business Economics, 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.
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Educational Policies Can Strengthen Climate Coalitions. In: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 123(20), 2026.Interpreting Spillovers: The ECB, Fed Interest Rate Hikes, and the Persistence of Dollar Dominance. In: New Political Economy, 2026.
High-Road or Low-Road? Europe’s EV Battery Rollout and the Tradeoffs of Green Industrial Policy in a Geoeconomic World. In: Review of International Political Economy, 2026.
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Industry 4.0 Inc.—Mergers and Acquisitions and the Digital Transformation of German Industry. In: Competition & Change, 2026.Industrial Policy and Sectoral Coordination: The Collapse of Germany’s Solar Industry. In: Politics and Governance 14, 2026.
The Invisible Super-Rich? A Quantitative Analysis of the Press Coverage of Germany’s Wealth Elite. In: Sociology, 2026.
Mind the Output Gap: The (De-)Politicisation of Fiscal Policy in the EU. In: Journal of European Integration, 2026.
The Limits of Green Concertation: Business Fragmentation and the Political Economy of the Agricultural Transition in the Netherlands. In: New Political Economy, 2026.