As a discipline, political economy has often been reluctant to engage with the details of
market devices and practices. This weakens the microfoundations of its analysis of capitalist …

Both parties and interest groups matter to democracy. Historically, examples of close
relationships between the two abound. But perhaps the best known-because it was …

We argue that the IPE literature on economic expertise has been characterised by
'methodological elitism'that makes it ill equipped to account for the influence of heterodox …

This book explores the politics, institutional dynamics, and outcomes of neoliberal
restructuring in Israel. It puts forward a bold proposition: that the very creation of a neoliberal …

The macroeconomic policies of advanced economies during the Great Recession were
characterised by a curious mixture of unconventional market interventions executed through …

Using a range of calculative devices,(Mis) managing Macroprudential Expectations explores
the methods used by central banks to predict and govern the tail risks that could impact …

This article argues that policy-makers' non-expert or 'folk'ideas can affect policy outcomes in
a way that challenges the assumption of economic policy-making being guided by expert …

This article offers an institutional explanation for the strikingly similar configuration of
macroeconomic policy responses of advanced capitalist economies to the Great Recession …

The chapter investigates a hitherto unexamined case of central bank mission creep: that of
the National Bank of Hungary (MNB) under the leadership of György Matolcsy after 2013 …

What explains the continued political influence of economists, particularly after the 2008
financial crisis? The two commonly cited factors—professional authority and ideational …