Book
2018 Rathgeb, Philip (2018) Strong Governments, Precarious Workers: Labor Market Policy in the Era of Liberalization. Ithaca, NY:
Cornell University Press.
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Interview with 1869, the Cornell University Press Podcast
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Interview with the Cornell University Press Blog and the Gerda Henkel Stiftung (German)
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Press briefing in German, University of Konstanz
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Reviewed in Perspectives on Politics, British Journal of Industrial Relations, ILR Review, Work, Employment and Society, and Journal of Social Policy
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"Author meets critics" events at 2019 CES Conference in Madrid and 2019 SASE Conference in New York City
Edited Special Issue
2022 Rathgeb, Philip/Busemeyer, Marius (eds.) (2022) The Radical Right and Welfare Politics: Causes and Consequences. West European
Politics 45 (1).
Peer-reviewed journal articles
2021 Rathgeb, Philip/Gruber-Risak, Martin (forthcoming) (Deserving) Natives First: The Impact of the Radical Right on the Austrian Welfare
State, Comparative Labor Law and Policy Journal.
2021 Rathgeb, Philip/Wolkenstein, Fabio (2021) When do social democratic parties unite over tough immigration policy? West European
Politics, online first.
2021 Rathgeb, Philip/Busemeyer, Marius (2021) How to study the populist radical right and the welfare state? West European Politics, online
first.
2021 Rathgeb, Philip/Klitgaard, Michael Baggesen (2021) Protagonists or consenters: radical right parties and attacks on trade
unions, Journal of European Public Policy, online first.
2021 Busemeyer, Marius/Rathgeb, Philip/Sahm, Alexander (2021) Authoritarian values and the welfare state: the social policy preferences of
radical right voters, West European Politics, online first.
Research featured in Social Europe and A Correction Podcast
2020 Rathgeb, Philip/Tassinari, Arianna (2020) How the Eurozone disempowers trade unions: the political economy of competitive
internal devaluation. Socio-Economic Review, online first.
Research featured in: LSE EUROPP Blog, Work in Progress (American Sociological Association), Arbeit & Wirtschaft, Makronom
(Online-Magazin für Wirtschaftspolitik), Rivista il Mulino.
2020 Rathgeb, Philip (2021) Makers against takers: the socio-economic ideology and policy of the Austrian Freedom Party.
West European Politics 44 (3): 635-660.
2019 Rathgeb, Philip (2019) No Flexicurity without trade unions: The Danish experience. Comparative European Politics 17 (1): 1-21.
2018 Rathgeb, Philip (2018) When weak governments confront inclusive trade unions: The politics of protecting labour market outsiders in the age of dualization. European Journal of Industrial Relations 24 (1): 5-22.
2017 Rathgeb, Philip (2017) Relying on weak governments: Austrian trade unions and the politics of smoothed dualisation. Austrian Journal
of Political Science 45 (3): 45-55.
Book reviews
2021 Rathgeb, Philip (2021) Book review of “Sozialstaat Österreich (1945–2020). Entwicklung – Maßnahmen – internationale Verortung“
(Emmerich Tálos, Herbert Obinger). Austrian Journal of Political Science 50 (2): 23-24.
2021 Rathgeb, Philip (2021) Boris Johnson, Donald Trump und wer kommt als Nächstes? Book review of "The Assault on Truth. Boris Johnson,
Donald Trump and the Emergence of a New Moral Barbarism" (Peter Oborne). Falter (Austrian weekly), June 30.
2020 Rathgeb, Philip (2020) Donald Trumps Strategie des plutokratischen Populismus. Book review of "Let Them Eat Tweets: How the Right Rules in an Age of Extreme Inequality" (Jacob Hacker, Paul Pierson). Falter (Austrian weekly), September 16.
2020 Rathgeb, Philip (2020) Book review of "Reconstructing Solidarity: Labour Unions, Precarious Work, and the Politics of
Instutitonal Change in Europe" (edited by Virginia Doellgast, Nathan Lillie, and Valeria Pulignano). Journal of Social Policy 49 (3): 668-
670.
2020 Rathgeb, Philip (2020) Denkimpulse am Weg zu einem Green New Deal. Book reviews of “A Planet to Win: Why We Need a Green New
Deal“ (Kate Aronoff et al.) and “The Case for the Green New Deal” (Ann Pettifor). Falter (Austrian weekly), February 26.
Other publications
2021 Busemeyer, Marius/Rathgeb, Philip (2021) The radical right is not a pro-welfare party. Social Europe, April 7.
2020 Tassinari, Arianna/Rathgeb, Philip (2020) Uniti da un destino comune. Sindacati e governance economica europea oltre le divisioni
Nord-Sud. La rivista il Mulino, October 14.
2020 Rathgeb, Philip/Tassinari, Arianna (2020) The Eurozone poses challenges for labour at large - and not just for the 'South'. LSE European
Politics and Policy Blog (EUROPP), August 12.
Reposted in Work in Progess: Sociology on the economy, work and inequality, American Sociological Association (ASA), September 2.
2020 Rathgeb, Philip/Tassinari, Arianna (2020) Warum die Euro-Architektur die Gewerkschaften schwächt. Makronom - Online-Magazin
für Wirtschaftspolitik, July 6.
2020 Rathgeb, Philip/Tassinari, Arianna (2020) Die Beschäftigten als VerliererInnen in der Eurozone? Arbeit & Wirtschaft Blog, May 23.
2020 Rathgeb, Philip/Wiss, Tobias (2020) Österreichische Familienpolitik verstärkt Geschlechterungleichheit. Policy Brief on behalf of
Momentum Institut (Vienna), March 8.
2020 Rathgeb, Philip (2020) Politische Ursachen von Ungleichheit am Arbeitsmarkt. WISO - Wirtschafts- und Sozialpolitische Zeitschrift 43
(1/20), 80-85.
2019 Rathgeb, Philip (2019) Warum starke Regierungen zu prekärer Arbeit führen. ÖGPW-Politikwissenschaftsblog, Der Standard,
February 14.
2019 Rathgeb, Philip (2019) Why strong governments are bad for precarious workers. Cornell University Press Blog, January 8.
2017 Rathgeb, Philip/Wolkenstein, Fabio (2017) Third-way à la française: What do Macron’s reforms involve and how likely are they to succeed? LSE European Politics and Policy Blog, June 23.
2016 Rathgeb, Philip/Wolkenstein, Fabio (2016) Reform oder Untergang: Ist die SPÖ noch zu retten? Der Standard, May 2.
2016 Rathgeb, Philip/Wolkenstein, Fabio (2016) A long goodbye to the grand coalition: Austria’s presidential election. LSE European Politics and Policy Blog, May 3.
2016 Rathgeb, Philip/Wolkenstein, Fabio (2016) A long goodbye to the grand coalition: The 2016 Austrian presidential election. Policy Network, April 29.
2015 Rathgeb, Philip (2015) The SPÖ’s tax agenda fails to deliver. Policy Network, March 20.