Popular Science and Book Reviews 2020–

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16 September 2025 Berggren, Niclas (2025). “Review of "Foucault and Liberal Political Economy: Power, Knowledge and Freedom", by Mark Pennington”. Public Choice. doi.org/10.1007/s11127-025-01331-z

18 May 2025 Calmfors, Lars (2025). “The Nordic model of wage coordination at a crossroads”. VoxEU, May 18.

29 April 2025 Henrekson, Magnus (2025). “Den inre fienden och den yttre framgången”. Ekonomisk Debatt 53(3), 81–84.

29 September 2025 Henrekson, Magnus, Lars Jonung and Mats Lundahl (2025). “Reforming the Education of Economists in Europe: Breaking the Tyranny of the Top Five”. VoxEU, September 29.

18 November 2025 Holmberg, Pär, Christoph Maurer, Monika Morawiecka, Fabien Roques and Georg Zachmann (2025). “Europe’s Electricity Capacity Mechanisms Need to Be Better Coordinated”. Policy Brief 30/2025. Bruegel.

26 June 2025 Horn, Henrik and Petros Mavroidis (2025). “Why the US and the WTO should part ways”. VoxEU, June 26.

01 January 2025 Lundqvist, Björn, Anna Michalski and Lars Oxelheim (2025). The EU Charting its Course in a New Geopolitical World. Executive summary of Europaperspektiv 2025. Stockholm: Santérus.

11 March 2025 Sandström, Christan, Magnus Henrekson and Mikael Stenkula (2025). “Green Deals and “Moonshots”: Fertile Soil for Crony Capitalism”. Mises Institute, March 11.

19 May 2025 Waldenström, Daniel (2025). “The Inequality Myth: Western Societies Are Growing More Equal, Not Less”. Foreign Affairs, May 19.

09 December 2024 Kärnä, Anders, Dagmar Müller, Pehr-Johan Norbäck, Martin Olsson and Lars Persson (2024). “The Importance of Family Firms for Resilience and Transformation Capacity in the Swedish Business Sector”. Institutet för Näringslivsforskning, December 9.

01 January 2024 Lundqvist, Björn, Anna Michalski and Lars Oxelheim (2024). The Depth and Size of the European Union in a Time of War. Executive summary of Europaperspektiv 2024. Stockholm: Santérus.

22 May 2024 Sandström, Christian, Magnus Henrekson and Mikael Stenkula (2024). “Industrial Policy Is Back—and It’s a Gigantic Mistake”. Mises Institute, May 22.

26 August 2024 Sandström, Christian, Magnus Henrekson and Mikael Stenkula (2024). “Industrial Policy, Green Deals, and the Well-Paid New Public Intellectuals”. Mises Institute, August 26.

12 October 2024 Tåg, Joacim, Matti Keloharju and Samuli Knüpfer (2024). “Reassessing the mental health crisis among PhD students”. VoxEu, October 12.

01 January 2023 Bakardjieva Engelbrekt, Antonina, Anna Michalski and Lars Oxelheim (2023). The EU:s Inner and Outer Borders in a World Torn by Conflict. Executive summary of Europaperspektiv 2023. Stockholm: Santérus.

27 April 2023 Heyman, Fredrik and Martin Olsson (2023). “Children of Workers Impacted by Automation Are More Likely To Experience Lower Income Mobility”. Chicago Booth, April 27.

20 June 2022 Bastani, Spencer and Daniel Waldenström (2022). “The Ability Gradient in Tax responsiveness”. VoxEU, CEPR Policy Portal, June 20.

09 May 2022 Coraggio, Luca, Marco Pagano, Annalisa Scognamiglio and Joacim Tåg (2022). “The Matching Between Workers and Jobs Explains Productivity Differentials Across Firms”. VoxEU, CEPR Policy Portal, May 9.

09 June 2022 Henrekson, Magnus (2022). “A Life Worthwhile”. Quillette, June 9.

03 November 2022 Henrekson, Magnus and Eva Forslund (2022). “Should Universities Around the World Use English?”. AIER - American Institute for Economic Research, November 3.

14 September 2022 Henrekson, Magnus (2022). “Low Power: How Self-Sufficient Sweden Jeopardised Its Energy Security”. Engelsberg Ideas 2022(September).

13 December 2021 Henrekson, Magnus (2021). “How Labor Market Institutions Affect Job Creation and Productivity Growth”. IZA World of Labor, December 13.

02 October 2021 Henrekson, Magnus (2021). “In Defense of Good Power”. Quillette, October 2.

29 October 2021 Skedinger, Per (2021). “What 21st-Century Works Will Merit a Close Reading in 2050?: Response from Per Skedinger”. Econ Journal Watch 18(1), 181–184.

17 November 2021 Waldenström, Daniel (2021). “Wealth and History: A Reappraisal”. VoxEU, CEPR, November 17.

01 January 2020 Bakardjieva Engelbrekt, Antonina, Anna Michalski and Lars Oxelheim (2020). The European Union and the Technology Shift. Executive summary of Europaperspektiv 2020. Stockholm: Santérus.

01 January 2020 Berggren, Niclas (2020). “What 21st–Century Works Will Merit a Close Reading in 2050? : response from Niclas Berggren”. Econ Journal Watch 17(2), 509–511.

01 June 2020 Björling, Ewa, Andreas Hatzigeorgiou, Magnus Lodefalk and Fredrik Sjöholm (2020). “COVID-19 and the Consequences for Free Trade”. Global Policy Brief No. 3. Special theme COVID-19 and policy implications, June 1, 2020. Global Labor Organization.

01 January 2020 Henrekson, Magnus (2020). “No Todo Emprendimiento es Productivo”. Foro 4(5), 8–14.

01 January 2020 Henrekson, Magnus and Tino Sanandaji (2020). “Estimating Entrepreneurship: Do Current Metrics Work?”. Research Outreach (119), 138–141.

23 June 2020 Horn, Henrik and André Sapir (2020). “Political Assessment of Possible Reactions of EU Main Trading Partners to EU Border Carbon Measures”. Bruegel, June 23.

19 September 2020 Sjöholm, Fredrik (2020). “Timor–Leste’s Precarious Route to Development ”. East Asia Forum, September 19.

21 January 2020 Svensson, Roger and Andreas Westermark (2020). “Seigniorage through Periodic Recoinage: When the Validity of Money Was Restricted in Time”. VoxEU, CEPR Policy Portal, January 21.

01 January 2020 Svensson, Roger (2020). “Wirtschaftliche Erholung durch Gesell-Geld”. Fairconomy (2), p. 3.

04 November 2020 Söderlund, Bengt (2020). “The impact of travel restrictions on trade during the COVID-19 pandemic”. VoxEU, CEPR Policy Portal, November 4.

07 February 2020 Wennström, Johan (2020). “Thatcher Warned Us to Go Slow on European Integration: Too Bad We Didn’t Listen”. Quillette, February 7.