The financial crisis of 2007–2009 is now broadly recognised as a once-in-a-generation
inflection point in the history of global economic governance. It has also prompted a …

In the twenty-first century, global business regulation has come of age. In this article, we
review the literature on globalization and business regulation from the angle of transnational …

How and with what effect policy entrepreneurship occurs is a persistent and intriguing
question for scholars of public policy and administration and political science. So far, the …

Sociologists have long examined how states, intergovernmental organizations (IGOs),
international nongovernmental organizations (INGOs), and professional groups interact in …

This article offers a theoretical framework to explain how Global Wealth Chains (GWCs) are
created, maintained, and governed. We draw upon different strands of literature, including …

The rise of intangible assets such as brand names, research and development, patents and
other forms of abstract capital such as digital platforms and data flows has confounded …

ABSTRACT The European Union has been confronted with crises across a range of policy
areas. Crises have typically been viewed as providing impetus for further integration but are …

Following the financial crash of 2008, many scholars have highlighted flaws and
inadequacies in emerging macroprudential regulatory regimes. A missing ingredient in the …

As this special issue demonstrates, the literature on Global Value Chains (GVCs), Global
Production Networks, and Global Commodity Chains continues to provide important insights …

Who controls global policy debates on shadow banking regulation? We show how experts
secured control over how issues in shadow banking regulation are treated by examining the …