This article emphasises the non‐economic goals of economic nationalism and in particular
its often overlooked political goals. Drawing parallels between economic nationalisms in …

If we believe that the small, open economies of Nordic Europe are paragons of good
governance, why are they so prone to economic crisis? In Good Governance Gone Bad …

The aim of the article is to assess the international competitiveness of the Baltic States
(Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania) in high‑technology goods trade. To this end, Balassa's method of …

This article compares the experience of the Baltic countries and the eurozone's southern
members, the GIPS (Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain), in terms of the run-up to the Great …

This paper contributes to the body of research on the monetary variety of nationalism, which
conceives of national currency as an essential element of nation state and national identity …

The paper explores the political conditions favourable to economic upgrading in democratic
non-corporatist emerging economies with a focus on CEE countries as characteristic …

Since the global financial crisis, for IPE scholars a core intellectual puzzle is to explain the
rise of financial nationalist governments into power and their sustained capacity to pursue …

Viewed in light of democratic corporatism literature, Lithuania is a deviant case. Although it
lacks essential institutional prerequisites deemed important for export success and flexible …

Financial nationalism is on the rise. Countries from the United States (US), Russia, China,
and Taiwan, to Germany and Hungary, embrace financial nationalist policies although to …

In the studies of transition states and societies, Estonia and Lithuania are considered as twin
cases of the neoliberal Baltic model due to similarities in their political economies and …