MPIfG Journal Articles
MPIfG Journal Articles have been published in peer-reviewed scholarly journals by the Institute’s researchers.
The Max Planck Society promotes open access and seeks to make research results freely available. Thanks to the MPG's growing number of centrally contracted open access agreements and use of the right of secondary publication, the majority of MPIfG Journal Articles are available here as publicly accessible PDF versions.
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.