OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The median citation count of Politics & Society is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)

Article	Citations
The Emergence of a Fiscal Cleavage: Evasori , Tartassati , and the Italian Tax State Since 1973	104
Unevenly Unequal Responsiveness: Public Opinion and Redistributive Policy Shifts in Western Europe Since 2008	43
Revisiting the Hidden Developmental State	21
Structural Power without the Structure: A Class-Centered Challenge to New Structural Power Formulations	21
Internationalizing Industrial Policy: How China and the United States Use State Capacity to Secure Critical Minerals for Electric Vehicles	19
How Segmented Globalization Undermines Democratic Prospects in China	19
Transforming the Welfare State, One Case at a Time: How Utrecht Makes Customized Social Care Work	18
Free Movement versus European Welfare States? Variations of the Fiscal Effects of EU Migrants across Welfare State Regimes	15
The Landlord State: Land Allocation as a Tool of Industrial Policy in China	14
Growth Coalitions Within a Corporatist Setting: How Manufacturing Interests Dominated the German Response to the Energy Crisis	13
The Corporation, Democracy, and the Idea of the Bicameral Firm	12
Fallacies about Corporations: Comments on “Democratizing the Corporation”	11
Labor Unions and the Problem of Monopoly: Collective Bargaining and Market Governance, 1890 to the Present	10
The Crossover between Climate Politics and Central Banking: How Green Central Banking Emerged in the US, the EU, and the UK	10
Financialized Growth and the Structural Power of Finance: Turkey's Debt-Led Growth Regime and Policy Response after the Crisis	9
Supervising Local Cadres in China: The Quest for Authoritarian Accountability	9
The Place of the Market in Society	9
Private Insurance, Public Welfare, and Financial Markets: Alpine and Maritime Countries in Comparative-Historical Perspective	9
Algorithmic Personalized Wages	7
Beyond the “Always-Embedded Economy”: Rethinking the Foundations of Socioeconomics	7
Banks’ Structural Power and States’ Choices on What Structurally Matters: The Geo-Economic Foundations of State Priority toward Banking in France, Germany, and Spain	7
Bringing Household Finance Back In: House Prices and the Missing Macroeconomics of Comparative Political Economy	7
The Battle over Socialization: Climate Change, Rising Uncertainty, and the French “Cat Nat” Reinsurance Scheme	6
Nothing to Fear? Insecurity, Inequality, and the Welfare State	6
Suspicious Organizations: Democracy and the Power of Big Tech	6

Antitrust and Equal Liberty	5
Bivalent Hegemony: How Hindu Nationalists Appeal to Caste-Oppressed People in Communist-Ruled Kerala	5
The Anti-ESG Backlash and Asset Manager Capitalism	5
Fragile Fortune: State Power and Concentrated Wealth in China	4
The Rise of Public Sector Unions in the Twenty-First Century: A Theoretical, Mixed-Methods Approach with Evidence from Argentina	4
Introduction: The Structural Power of Finance Meets Financialization	4
Regulating the Attention Economy: The Possibilities and Limits of Antitrust	4
Toward an Interdisciplinary Political Economy of Wages	3
Domestic Bank Reform and the Contingent Nature of the Structural Power of Finance in Emerging Markets	3
Territoriality and the Modern State: The Case of China's 1962 Land Rules	3
Cloud Capitalism and the AI Transition	3
From Labor Market Dualization to Inclusive Growth? Trade Unions and the Politics of Labor Market Reform in South Korea	3
Does the Buck Stop Somewhere? Blame Games and State Capture in the Legalization of the Israeli Land Grab	3
Whose Coordination? Which Democracy? On Antitrust as a Democratic Demand	3
Can Social Media Help Incumbents Subvert Democracy?	3
Politicizing Inequality in Times of Sociocultural Conflict: How New Left and Far Right Voters Think About Inequality	3