This article argues that the crises of neoliberal globalisation since the 2000s have given rise
to a new transnational political family that we call 'national-conservatism'. Through a critical …

Bringing the literature on state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and state capitalism in
conversation with studies on offshore financial centers (OFCs), this paper dissects the post …

During the covid-19 pandemic, basic income pilot programs spread across US cities like the
novel coronavirus itself. The policy of no-strings-attached cash transfers marks a potentially …

Australia is already experiencing climate change losses and damages. Australian
governments and other institutional actors acknowledge vulnerability, yet they centre …

This paper examines scholarly and policy debates concerning the notion of spatial justice
through reference to the idea of capacity. Our empirical material, drawn from a Horizon 2020 …

This article evaluates the potential and limits of developmentalist policies in Latin America. It
first traces how the ideas arose in a uniquely Latin American context of ECLAC structuralism …

The special issue “Contesting VIP Urbanism” includes timely analytical interventions to
contest an increasing tendency to luxury investments in many capitalist cities of the past …

The book investigates urban development and governance in China and introduces China
perspectives to the understanding of governing urban development in the 21st century …

This study examines how changing state activism has influenced the internationalization of
Czech and Hungarian MNEs after the global financial crisis. Identifying four key channels …

The special issue 'Rethinking Economic Planning'contributes to the emerging literature on
economic planning in the age of digitalization and climate crisis. This introduction will first …