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Rogers, Samuel (2024). The Political Economy of Hungarian Authoritarian Populism: Capitalists without the Right Kind of Capital. BASEES/Routledge Series on Russian and East European Studies. Routledge.

Mohan, Giles; Boni, Filippo; Rogers, Samuel; Schaefer, Florian and Wang, Yue (2024). De-risking, re-balancing and recentralising: Intra-state relations in Chinese-backed transport infrastructure projects in Europe. Political Geography, 113, article no. 103152.

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Rogers, Samuel (2023). The emergence of the ‘rentocrat’. New Political Economy, 28(5) pp. 744–757.

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Rogers, Samuel (2022). Illiberal capitalist development: Chinese state-owned capital investment in Serbia. Contemporary Politics, 28(3) pp. 347–364.

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Rogers, Samuel (2020). Fidesz, the state-subsumption of domestic business and the emergence of prebendalism: capitalist development in an ‘illiberal’ setting. Post-Communist Economies, 32(5) pp. 591–606.

Rogers, Samuel (2020). Hungarian authoritarian populism: a neo-Gramscian perspective. East European Politics, 36(1) pp. 107–123.

Rogers, Samuel (2019). China, Hungary, and the Belgrade-Budapest Railway Upgrade: New Politically-Induced Dimensions of FDI and the Trajectory of Hungarian Economic Development. Journal of East-West Business, 25(1) pp. 84–106.