The return of geopolitical competition, heightened economic insecurity, and growing pressures on the liberal international order are reshaping economic governance across the world. Longstanding assump...

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What kind of energy transition? Public opinion trade-offs between economic growth, ecological sustainability, and equity

Who prioritises what? Determinants and measurement of voters’ issue prioritisation - Volume 65 Issue 1

Why do some citizens feel that political institutions are responsive to people like them, while others do not? Existing research highlights the role of education and income in shaping external poli...

The legitimacy and resilience of the welfare state rest on sustained public support. This introduction reviews the literature on welfare attitudes and public opinion formation on the welfare state....

This paper presents a semi-systematic review of the forward-looking literature that investigates the socio-economic consequences of Industry 4.0 innovations. We select three relevant technologies (...

Interview-based datasets for quantitative research on the Council of the EU: a systematic review and future developments - Volume 17 Issue 3

The intensification of military conflict is leading to sharp increases in military spending across advanced democracies. As public budgets are constrained, the welfare state is a candidate for savi...

The exposure to the automation risk on the labour market is strongly correlated with support for the radical right. In this article, we investigate whether this...

Since the advent of the first industrial revolution, the growing automation of production processes has been accompanied by concerns (or hopes) regarding the displacement of human labour. Although sig...

The literature on labour market segmentation traditionally looks at servitisation as the main structural driver behind the rise of employment precariousness, overlooking another crucial engine of the...