Prof. Dr. Andreas Nölke

Professorship for Political Science with focus on International Relations and International Political Economy

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Upcoming Lectures/Events

Lecture Series „Current Avenues in Comparative and International Political Economy“

Recent publications

Schedelik, Michael, May, Christian, Nölke, Andreas, Mertens, Daniel, De Podestá Gomes, Alexandre & ten Brink, Tobias (2026). Varieties of Peripheral Growth Models: Towards a New Comparative Political Economy of Development. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Nölke, Andreas, Schnyder, Gerhard, Sallai, Dorottya & Daniel Kinderman (2026). Centimanes v. Titans: right-wing populist governments' treatment of foreign multinationals in East Central Europe New Political Economy (online first).
Schnyder, Gerhard, Andreas Nölke & Dorottya Sallai (2025). Technocracy, supranationalism and right-wing populism: The variegated sheltering of Western assets in East Central European Countries. JCMS/Journal of Common Market Studies, online first.
Pforr, Tobias, Fabian Pape & Johannes Petry (2025). Dollar diminished: The unmaking of U.S. financial hegemony under Trump. International Organization, 79 (S1): 117-133.
Kullick, Paul Niklas & Johannes Petry (2025). From Adorno to 50 Cent: Financialized platform capitalism, Spotify & the Culture Industry in the 21st century. Finance & Society.
Pape, Fabian, Johannes Petry & Lena Rethel (2025). How does the rise of Asia reshape international financial affairs? International Affairs, 101 (5): 1553–1565.
Petry, Johannes (2025). China's quest for pricing power: Financial hierarchy, autonomy and commodity futures markets. International Affairs, 101 (5): 1747-1768.
Petry, Johannes (2025). From ratings to infrastructure: Connecting the micro-foundations and politics of global finance. In: Ben Clift & Chris Clarke (Hg.) The Social Foundations of Global Finance. London: Agenda Publishing, S. 61-75.
Petry, Johannes (2025). Zwischen Interdependenz und Fragmentierung: Geoökonomie des globalen Finanzsystems. Politikum, 4/2025 (December).
Petry, Johannes, Fabian Pape and Tobias Pforr (2025). Drei Szenarien für das Ende der Dollarherrschaft. Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 11 December.
Pape, Fabian, Johannes Petry & Tobias Pforr (2025). Is the dominance of the US dollar unravelling under Trump? The Conversation, 5 December.
Petry, Johannes (2025). Protected: A State-Led Financial Empire. Phenomenal World, 30 October.
Kullick, Paul Niklas & Johannes Petry (2025). From art form to asset: our study found popular songs are becoming more generic. The Conversation, 3 October.
Petry, Johannes (2025). Die globale Finanzordnung wird politisiert. Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 11 September.
Nölke, Andreas (2025). Geoökonomische Verwerfungen und das deutsche Wirtschaftsmodell: Krise und Möglichkeiten zur Neuorientierung. In: GWP - Gesellschaft. Wirtschaft. Politik, 74(4): 435-441.
Nölke, Andreas und Michael Schedelik (2025). Ökonomie verstehen: Eine pluralistische Einführung für Lehramt und Sozialwissenschaften. Opladen: Barbara Budrich/UTB.
Schedelik, Michael und Andreas Nölke (2025). Peripheral Growth Models and the Global Economy: A Second Image IPE Perspective (MPIfG Discussion Paper 25/5). Köln: Max-Planck-Institut für Gesellschaftsforschung.
Petry, Johannes und Andreas Nölke, Hg. (2025). State, Capitalism, and Finance in Emerging Markets: Between Subordination and Statecraft. Bristol: Bristol University Press.
Petry, Johannes und Andreas Nölke (2025). Introduction: Subordination, Statecraft, and Comparative Capitalism. In: Petry, Johannes und Andreas Nölke (Hg.) State, Capitalism, and Finance in Emerging Markets: Between Subordination and Statecraft. Bristol: Bristol University Press, S. 3-21.
Petry, Johannes (2025). Tools of Subordination and/or Statecraft? A Comparative Analysis of Stock Markets in Large Emerging Markets. In: Petry, Johannes und Andreas Nölke (Hg.) State, Capitalism, and Finance in Emerging Markets: Between Subordination and Statecraft. Bristol: Bristol University Press, S. 209-230.
Nölke, Andreas (2025). Infrastructural geoeconomics: The emergence of Chines and Russian cross-border payment systems. In: Carola Westermeier, M. Campbell-Verduyn und B. Brandl (Hg.). The Cambridge Global Handbook of Financial Infrastructure. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, S. 250-262.
Schedelik, Michael., Christian May und Andreas Nölke (2025). Innovation policy in the Global South. In: Ingo Schulz-Schaeffer, A. Windeler und B. Blättel-Mink (Hg.). Handbook of innovation: Perspectives from the social sciences. Cham: Springer Nature, S. 1-14.
Fichtner, J., R. Jaspert & J. Petry (2025) ESG: the socio-technical infrastructure of 'sustainable' investing. In: C. Westermeier, M. Campbell-Verduyn & B. Brandl (eds) The Cambridge Global Handbook of Financial Infrastructure. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 274-284.
Petry, J. (2025) Exchanges: infrastructure, power & the differential organisation of capital markets. In: In: C. Westermeier, M. Campbell-Verduyn & B. Brandl (eds) The Cambridge Global Handbook of Financial Infrastructure. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 167-178
Jaspert, Robin, Nico Graack und Lara Wörner (2025): Wer schuldet wem etwas?. Frankfurt am Main: Westend Verlag.
Petry, Johannes(2025): Wall Street in China: The malleability of finance in the age of geopolitics. Review of International Political Economy.

Prof. Dr. Andreas Nölke

Professorship for Political Science with focus on International Relations and International Political Economy

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