Enrique Palazuelos
Biographic Data
| ID | 5773247 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Enrique Palazuelos |
| GIVEN NAMES | Enrique |
| FAMILY NAME | Palazuelos |
| SIGNATURE | PALAZUELOS E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Complutense de Madrid |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0412-8672 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Economic growth and welfare state: A case study of Sweden
In this article we analyse the relation between the dynamics of economic growth and the welfare state using the Swedish experience as a case study. We defend three theses concerning the Swedish experience: that the deep economic crisis of 1990–93 constituted the definite breaking point for the accumulation pattern in force since the 1950s (and in crisis since the mid-1970s); that the new accumulation pattern eroded the long-standing symbiotic rel…
Development of refining and petrochemical industries in E ast A sia: An interpretation based on the F lying G eese P aradigm
Several E ast A sian countries, with scarcely any crude oil, have developed since the second half of the twentieth century strong production capacities in refining and petrochemicals. This has been the case in J apan, T aiwan, S ingapore, S outh K orea, M alaysia, T hailand, I ndonesia and C hina. This paper assesses whether the development of refining and petrochemical industries in these countries may be better understood with the aid of one of…
A Political Economy Approach to the E uropean U nion Gas Model: Continuities and Changes
The E uropean U nion gas model worked steadily for nearly four decades: since the time that gas first emerged as an important resource in E uropean energy demand. However, since the late 1990s this stability has been disrupted by a number of factors. The EU reform agenda has been the most important of these. Following a structural‐conduct‐performance plan, the E uropean C ommission has forced changes on players, scenarios and exchange mechanisms …
Kazakhstan: Oil endowment and oil empowerment
Kazakhstan became a petro-state in the 1990s, after signing important oil production agreements with several transnational companies. In recent years, Kazakhstan’s government has imposed the revision of former agreements on these corporations. This article contends that said revision has allowed the national players, government and the state oil company, to extend rent-seeking, but that the changes have not been deep enough to attain national oil…
Current oil (dis)order: Players, scenarios, and mechanisms
This article has been constructed under the premise that International Political Economy provides the appropriate analytical tools for understanding the characteristics and performance of oil in economic and political relations. The article argues the need to articulate three levels of analysis (major players, scenarios, and exchange mechanisms) in order to understand the economic and political relations that underpin oil exchange during last dec…
European Union Economies Facing ‘Baumol's Disease’ within the Service Sector
This article analyzes the productivity of the service sector within the countries of the European Union during the period 1994–2005. After disaggregating the sector into 11 branches, the article quantifies the relative contribution of each branch to the growth of service sector aggregate productivity. The main conclusion is that the structure of the industry is increasingly dependent on those branches which have lower growth in labour productivit…
The future of Russian gas exports to East Asia: Feasibility and market implications
Labour Productivity: A Comparative Analysis of the European Union and United States, 1994–2007
This article confirms that labour productivity in the European economies has continued to slow down in recent years. U.S. productivity growth has been higher than in the EU, but only since 2001. At the same time, both economies have modified previous employment performance: EU employment growth is now higher than in U.S. This article proposes that productivity growth be explained by demand dynamics, and investment in particular, not forgetting th…
Kazakhstan: Oil endowment and oil empowerment
Kazakhstan became a petro-state in the 1990s, after signing important oil production agreements with several transnational companies. In recent years, Kazakhstan’s government has imposed the revision of former agreements on these corporations. This article contends that said revision has allowed the national players, government and the state oil company, to extend rent-seeking, but that the changes have not been deep enough to attain national oil…
European Union Economies Facing ‘Baumol's Disease’ within the Service Sector
This article analyzes the productivity of the service sector within the countries of the European Union during the period 1994–2005. After disaggregating the sector into 11 branches, the article quantifies the relative contribution of each branch to the growth of service sector aggregate productivity. The main conclusion is that the structure of the industry is increasingly dependent on those branches which have lower growth in labour productivit…
A Political Economy Approach to the E uropean U nion Gas Model: Continuities and Changes
The E uropean U nion gas model worked steadily for nearly four decades: since the time that gas first emerged as an important resource in E uropean energy demand. However, since the late 1990s this stability has been disrupted by a number of factors. The EU reform agenda has been the most important of these. Following a structural‐conduct‐performance plan, the E uropean C ommission has forced changes on players, scenarios and exchange mechanisms …
Current oil (dis)order: Players, scenarios, and mechanisms
This article has been constructed under the premise that International Political Economy provides the appropriate analytical tools for understanding the characteristics and performance of oil in economic and political relations. The article argues the need to articulate three levels of analysis (major players, scenarios, and exchange mechanisms) in order to understand the economic and political relations that underpin oil exchange during last dec…
The future of Russian gas exports to East Asia: Feasibility and market implications
Labour Productivity: A Comparative Analysis of the European Union and United States, 1994–2007
This article confirms that labour productivity in the European economies has continued to slow down in recent years. U.S. productivity growth has been higher than in the EU, but only since 2001. At the same time, both economies have modified previous employment performance: EU employment growth is now higher than in U.S. This article proposes that productivity growth be explained by demand dynamics, and investment in particular, not forgetting th…
European Union Economies Facing ‘Baumol's Disease’ within the Service Sector
This article analyzes the productivity of the service sector within the countries of the European Union during the period 1994–2005. After disaggregating the sector into 11 branches, the article quantifies the relative contribution of each branch to the growth of service sector aggregate productivity. The main conclusion is that the structure of the industry is increasingly dependent on those branches which have lower growth in labour productivit…
The future of Russian gas exports to East Asia: Feasibility and market implications
Kazakhstan: Oil endowment and oil empowerment
Kazakhstan became a petro-state in the 1990s, after signing important oil production agreements with several transnational companies. In recent years, Kazakhstan’s government has imposed the revision of former agreements on these corporations. This article contends that said revision has allowed the national players, government and the state oil company, to extend rent-seeking, but that the changes have not been deep enough to attain national oil…
Current oil (dis)order: Players, scenarios, and mechanisms
This article has been constructed under the premise that International Political Economy provides the appropriate analytical tools for understanding the characteristics and performance of oil in economic and political relations. The article argues the need to articulate three levels of analysis (major players, scenarios, and exchange mechanisms) in order to understand the economic and political relations that underpin oil exchange during last dec…
Economic growth and welfare state: A case study of Sweden
In this article we analyse the relation between the dynamics of economic growth and the welfare state using the Swedish experience as a case study. We defend three theses concerning the Swedish experience: that the deep economic crisis of 1990–93 constituted the definite breaking point for the accumulation pattern in force since the 1950s (and in crisis since the mid-1970s); that the new accumulation pattern eroded the long-standing symbiotic rel…
Development of refining and petrochemical industries in E ast A sia: An interpretation based on the F lying G eese P aradigm
Several E ast A sian countries, with scarcely any crude oil, have developed since the second half of the twentieth century strong production capacities in refining and petrochemicals. This has been the case in J apan, T aiwan, S ingapore, S outh K orea, M alaysia, T hailand, I ndonesia and C hina. This paper assesses whether the development of refining and petrochemical industries in these countries may be better understood with the aid of one of…
A Political Economy Approach to the E uropean U nion Gas Model: Continuities and Changes
The E uropean U nion gas model worked steadily for nearly four decades: since the time that gas first emerged as an important resource in E uropean energy demand. However, since the late 1990s this stability has been disrupted by a number of factors. The EU reform agenda has been the most important of these. Following a structural‐conduct‐performance plan, the E uropean C ommission has forced changes on players, scenarios and exchange mechanisms …
Economics (8 works) · Political science (6 works) · Business (4 works) · Economy (4 works) · Global Energy Security and Policy (4 works) · Natural Resources and Economic Development (4 works) · International economics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Engineering (2 works)