New Research in Global Political Economy
Contributions to this working paper series embody the work of the Global Political Economy masters program of the University of Kassel. Due to the diverse nature of this group, a broad topical range is presented with subjects ranging from environmental issues to modes of capitalism, from organic coffee consumption to analyses of citizen participation in local democracy; some are highly theoretical whereas others are not.
Recent Submissions
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Foreign Capital and Economic Development
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(2023-07) -
Striking for the Common Good Working paper
(2022-08)
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Is the Mafia a State Apparatus? Working paper
(2021-12)
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Why did OPEC lose its price setting power during the 1980s? Working paper
(2021-05)
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Von den (Un-)Möglichkeiten eines agentiell-realistischen Staatsbegriffs Working paper
(2021)
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Brexit as a conjuncture Working paper
(2018-02-27)
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Anti-austerity movements and authoritarian statism in Portugal Working paper
(2017-08-28)
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Trade Unions in Greece between Crisis and Revitalization: Rebuilding Workers´ Power from Below? Working paper
(2017-08-28)
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"The city belongs to all of us!" Working paper
(2017-07-25)
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The Peripheralization of the Greek State Masterarbeit
(2017-06-22)
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Destructive Creation Masterarbeit
(2016-10-24)
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Critical Perspectives on TTIP Working paper
(2015-12-03)
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What Kinds of Challenges Does a Debtors' Cartel Face? Working paper
(2015-11-11)
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Space and scale in materialist state theory Working paper
(2015-08-05)
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The crisis of Greek capitalism Working paper
(2014-01-31)
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Understanding Somali Piracy: Beyond a State-Centric Approach Working paper
(2012-08-22)
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Cooperation or Confrontation? Working paper
(2011-07-25)
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