This study examines how the rise in the share of higher education graduates leads to over‐
qualification, by focusing on the demand‐side drivers. We propose that the benefits of …

The Greek case stands out as the first crisis country and the only one to undergo several
economic adjustment programs. As in the other case studies, Greece had used the EU as an …

This paper contributes to the growth models debate by expanding the concept of growth
drivers to emerging capitalist economies (ECEs). Conceptually, the paper synthesizes …

Research engaged in the comparison and analysis of different forms of capitalism has been
a significant growth area of political economy scholarship in the 21st century. Yet this …

The financial market crises of 2001/02 and 2007/08 and the sovereign debt crisis that started
in 2011 had adverse effects on financialised pensions such as pension funds. In general …

Since the COVID-19 crisis, digital health or ('eHealth') technologies have been a prominent
element of domestic political agendas. However, in France, their emergence on the political …

The European debt crisis has shown that the future of the European Union (EU) depends on
the willingness of each member country to implement responsible policies, avoid moral …

This book highlights the parallel transformations of the concepts of citizenship and the
welfare state, and their dependence on the dominant political ideology, from the post-war …

This article explores the evolving interplay between different discourses on competitiveness,
on the one hand, and different approaches to labour market reform on the other, all in the …

Much contemporary economic policy analysis deploys demographic projections. To explore
their macroeconomic significance, this article draws on documentary evidence from two …