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Authored Books

Plesch, Dan and Blankenburg, Stephanie (2008) How to make corporations accountable. Liverpool: The Institute of Employment Rights.

Blankenburg, Stephanie and Schui, H (2002) Neoliberalismus: Theorie, Gegner, Praxis [Neoliberalism: Theory, Critique, Practice]. Hamburg: VSA Verlag (Germany).

Book Chapters

Blankenburg, Stephanie and Khan, Mushtaq (2012) 'Governance and Illicit Flows.' In: Reuter, Peter, (ed.), Draining Development? Controlling Flows of Illicit Funds from Developing Countries. Washington: The World Bank, pp. 21-68.

Khan, Mushtaq and Blankenburg, Stephanie (2009) 'The Political Economy of Industrial Policy in Asia and Latin America.' In: Dosi, Giovanni, Cimoli, Mario and Stiglitz, Joseph, (eds.), Industrial Policy and Development: The Political Economy of Capabilities Accumulation. Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 336-377.

Blankenburg, Stephanie (2005) '" Den Bullen reiten – Möglichkeiten zur weltwirtschaftlichen Bändigung" [Taking the Bull by the Horns – how to cultivate the forces of economic globalisation].' In: Füreder, Heinz and Bäcker, Gerhard, (eds.), Trotz Gegenwind : Analysen und Perspektiven für eine resozialisierte Arbeitswelt von morgen. Vienna: OEGB Verlag, pp. 1-35.

Blankenburg, Stephanie (2003) 'The Theory and Empirics of Economic Growth.' In: McCombie, John S.L. and Allington, N, (eds.), Cambridge Essays in Applied Economics. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, Chapter 1.

Journal Article

Blankenburg, Stephanie, Plesch, Dan and Wilkinson, Frank (2010) 'Limited liability and the modern corporation in theory and in practice.' Cambridge Journal of Economics, 34 (5). pp. 821-837.

Blankenburg, Stephanie, Plesch, Dan and Sakamoto, E Elize (2007) 'Their gain and your pain: the limitations of limited liability.' Tribune. p. 15.

Blankenburg, Stephanie and Plesch, Dan (2007) 'Corporate rights and responsibilities: restoring legal accountability.' openDemocracy.

Monographs and Working Papers

Plesch, Dan and Blankenburg, Stephanie (2007) Corporate rights and responsibilities: restoring legal accountability. London: the RSA (Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce).