L-PEG highlights its members' research by listing a selection of their key publications below.

• Englert S.P. (2026), Settler colonialism and the (re)production of capitalism. In: Salyga J. & Valadbaygi K. (Eds.), Mode of production and the historiography of capitalism: gender, race and Eurocentrism: Bristol University Press. 271-288.
• Ennis C.A. & Eraliev S. (2026), Toward a Global Political Economy Scholarship on Global Migration Governance. In: Eraliev S. & Ennis C.A. (Eds.), Rethinking the Political Economy of Non-Western Migration Governance: Assemblages of Migration. International Political Economy Series. Cham: Palgrave Macmillan. 281-293
• Han, Y. (2026). Countdown city: contingency as urban condition, hustle as exit, and everyday crisis in Seoul. City, 30(1-2), 455-471.
• Henderson C.J.V. (2026), Locusts on the Arabian oil commodity frontier : space, territory and ecology in the extractive zone, Antipode: A Radical Journal of Geography 58(1): e70121.
• Tan Y. (2025), Zoning trans-regional projects in the belt and road initiative: how does Chinese local government re-assemble policy and capital in the China–Myanmar economic zones, Competition & Change.
• Eraliev S. & Ennis C.A. (Eds.) (2026), Rethinking the Political Economy of Non-Western Migration Governance: Assemblages of Migration. International Political Economy Series. Cham: Palgrave Macmillan.
• Ennis C.A., Tan Y. & Jhagroe S.S. (2026), A promise of mobility?: Migrant gig workers in multinational food delivery platform companies in the Netherlands, Global Political Economy 5(1): 143-155.
• Ennis C.A. (2025), Driving gigs in Oman: women and techno-fixes in the platform economy, Global Labour Journal 16(1): 9-25.
• Das R. & Kumar N. (2024), Fragmented marginalities: dispossessed peasantry and migrant labour communities in urban North India, The Journal of Peasant Studies.
• Wolff E.A. (2023), Diversity, solidarity and the construction of the ingroup among (post)colonial migrants in The Netherlands, 1945-1968, New Political Economy.
• Sampson M.D. & Wang J. (2023), Status-quo enhancing versus status-quo challenging change in global economic governance: the case of China in finance and trade, International Relations 37(4): 613-633.
• Wolff E.A. (2020), The global politics of African industrial policy: the case of the used clothing ban in Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda, Review of International Political Economy 28(5): 1308-1331.