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This article contributes to the study of the practice of industrial policy by highlighting an underappreciated dimension in the existing literature: the role of sectoral coordination in policy implementation. Empirically...

The European Union (EU) has recently re-embraced industrial policy as a central instrument of economic governance, driven in particular by the challenges of climate change and intensifying geopolitical competition. This ...

In recent years, industrial policy has made a comeback across the globe, with governments increasingly willing to redirect economic activity towards strategically important technologies. While a growing literature has do...

This article examines how fiscal constraints influence the development of contemporary industrial policy, with a focus on European initiatives to encourage green growth and sustainability. Due to high debt levels and the...

This article examines how export dependencies shape the EU’s industrial policy dynamics amid intensifying techno-nationalist rivalry between the US and China. While existing scholarship on how the intensifying geopolit...

The notion of an industrial policy renaissance has become a defining theme in recent political economy scholarship. In the European Union (EU), scholars have identified the emergence of a “new EU industrial policy” a...

Starting from the mid-2010s, the European Union (EU) and, in particular, its supranational executive, the European Commission, started to play a role in defence industrial policy that is completely unprecedented. The Com...

There is widespread agreement among scholars that the “geo-dirigiste turn” in the EU and the resurgent spirit of industrial policymaking have thus far only served the interests of core countries, thereby reinforcing ...

Why has the EU, despite strong climate regulation, advanced manufacturers, and deep industrial finance, fallen behind China in the electric vehicle (EV) transition? This article challenges explanations that attribute Eur...

The urgency of decarbonization has generated increasing interest in using mission-oriented innovation policies to achieve net-zero emissions. An energy transformation, however, requires managing a much more complex portf...

The literature on the European Union’s (EU) industrial policy turn has convincingly explained the origins of this paradigmatic shift. However, less is known about how these policies play out on the ground and how membe...

A central feature of industrial policy today is governments’ growing willingness to direct economic activity into strategic sectors. However, identifying which sectors or technologies are strategic is not trivial, and ...

How do policymakers decide which technologies merit strategic support in the European Union’s (EU) emerging green industrial strategy? Despite a growing literature on the EU’s turn towards green market interventionis...

This article develops the concept of coercive industrial zone (CIZ) to analyze how Europe’s electric vehicle transition is propelled by legal and territorial carve-outs that fast-track investment while suspending democ...