Working Papers

Original research on decentralization, governance and multilevel political systems, openly published in RePEc.

• WP 2026-14 – The Impact of Population Ageing on Public Finances in the EU-27
• WP 2026-13 – Technocratic vs Partisan Framing in Regional Fiscal Politics: Experimental Evidence from Spain
• WP 2026-12 – Who's in Charge? Understanding Rallying and Accountability in the COVID-19 Pandemic
• WP 2026-11 – Revenue Decentralization and Vertical Fiscal Imbalance: A Survey
• WP 2026-10 – Asymmetric Decentralization in France: A Municipal-Centered Exception
• WP 2026-09 – Asymmetric Decentralization and Inequality
• WP 2026-08 – Asymmetric Decentralisation in South Africa: Implications for Municipal Governance
• WP 2026-07 – The Delicate Balance of Special Autonomy Agreements: Lessons from Indonesia and the Philippines
• WP 2026-06 – Heterogeneous Fiscal Decentralisation in Italian Regions
• WP 2026-05 – Asymmetric Decentralization: Nature and Determinants
• WP 2026-04 – Perceptions of Legitimacy in Asymmetric Decentralisation: Evidence from Spain
• WP 2026-03 – An economic perspective on asymmetric federalism in Canada: the case of Québec
• WP 2026-02 – Parable of the Talents: Does Differentiated Decentralisation Improve Performance?
• WP 2026-01 – The Politics of Public Goods Provision under Asymmetric Decentralization
• WP 2025-02 – Taxing wealth or capital income? The impact of political ideology on property tax policy in Spain: A quasi-experimental study
• WP 2025-01 – Unfunded Mandates, Institutional Quality, and Social Progress: An Analysis for OECD Countries