This article argues that the relationship between capitalism and democracy is not immutable
but subject to changes over time best understood as movements across distinctive growth …

In this paper, we investigate how different types of right parties affect immigrant welfare
rights across 14 countries (1980–2018) in a comprehensive mixed-method study. We argue …

This article asks whether the novel EU approach to member states' economic adjustment
strategies constitutes a 'social investment turn'by the Italian and Spanish welfare states. The …

Theorists of the transnational cleavage, defined as a political reaction against European
integration and immigration, also regularly conceptualise international trade preferences as …

This paper links patterns of deregulatory reforms and post-crisis reversals in Italy and
Portugal with the electoral constituencies of political parties. Combining insights from the …

The idea of targeting within universalism has been evoked frequently, usually as a best of
both worlds' strategy. The approach remains difficult to identify, however, because targeting …

" We too often form our perspectives or design policies based on simplistic notions of
generational warfare or stereotypes. Precise definitions and examination of data on the life …

Comparative political economy scholarship struggles to categorise Italy's model of
capitalism between a mixed-market economy and a hybrid, stagnant economic system. To …

This article examines the role of the mass media in shaping attitudes toward corporate tax
avoidance. Using an original and novel survey experiment of the European Union's ruling …

Why have labour market reforms varied so much across European countries in the 30 years
preceding the economic crisis? We argue that the degree of liberalization over time in each …