Leading political scientists provide a new framework for understanding the interplay of politics and economics in the US, drawing on comparative and historical perspectives to identify distinctive features of the US landscape and how these have interacted with one another over time to create unique patterns of power and inequality.
Leading political scientists provide a new framework for understanding the interplay of politics and economics in the US, drawing on comparative and historical perspectives to identify distinctive features of the US landscape and how these have interacted with one another over time to create unique patterns of power and inequality.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction; American political economy: a framework and agenda for research Jacob S. Hacker, Alexander Hertel-Fernandez, Paul Pierson, and Kathleen Thelen; Part I. Political Arenas and Actors: 1. Hurdles to shared prosperity: congress, parties, and the national policy process in an era of inequality Nathan J. Kelly and Jana Morgan; 2. The role of the law in the American political economy K. Sabeel Rahman and Kathleen Thelen; 3. Collective action, law, and the fragmented development of the American labor movement Alexander Hertel-Fernandez; Part II. Race, Space, and Governance: 4. Racial inequality, market inequality, and the American political economy Chloe Thurston; 5. The production of local inequality: race, class, and land use in American cities Jessica Trounstine; 6. The city re-centered? Local inequality mitigation in the twenty-first century Thomas K. Ogorzalek; 7. The political economies of red states Jacob M. Grumbach, Jacob S. Hacker, and Paul Pierson; Part III. Corporate Power and Concentration: 8. Mo' patents, mo' problems: corporate strategy, structure and profitability in America's political economy Herman Mark Schwartz; 9. Asset manager capitalism as a corporate governance regime Benjamin Braun; 10. Labor market power in the American political economy Suresh Naidu; Part IV. The American Knowledge Economy: 11. The United States as radical innovation driver: the politics of declining dominance? David Soskice; 12. Public investment in the knowledge economy Lucy Barnes; 13. Concentration and commodification: the political economy of post-industrialism in America and beyond Ben Ansell and Jane Gingrich; 14. The American political economy confronts covid-19 Jacob S. Hacker, Alexander Hertel-Fernandez, Paul Pierson, and Kathleen Thelen.
Introduction; American political economy: a framework and agenda for research Jacob S. Hacker, Alexander Hertel-Fernandez, Paul Pierson, and Kathleen Thelen; Part I. Political Arenas and Actors: 1. Hurdles to shared prosperity: congress, parties, and the national policy process in an era of inequality Nathan J. Kelly and Jana Morgan; 2. The role of the law in the American political economy K. Sabeel Rahman and Kathleen Thelen; 3. Collective action, law, and the fragmented development of the American labor movement Alexander Hertel-Fernandez; Part II. Race, Space, and Governance: 4. Racial inequality, market inequality, and the American political economy Chloe Thurston; 5. The production of local inequality: race, class, and land use in American cities Jessica Trounstine; 6. The city re-centered? Local inequality mitigation in the twenty-first century Thomas K. Ogorzalek; 7. The political economies of red states Jacob M. Grumbach, Jacob S. Hacker, and Paul Pierson; Part III. Corporate Power and Concentration: 8. Mo' patents, mo' problems: corporate strategy, structure and profitability in America's political economy Herman Mark Schwartz; 9. Asset manager capitalism as a corporate governance regime Benjamin Braun; 10. Labor market power in the American political economy Suresh Naidu; Part IV. The American Knowledge Economy: 11. The United States as radical innovation driver: the politics of declining dominance? David Soskice; 12. Public investment in the knowledge economy Lucy Barnes; 13. Concentration and commodification: the political economy of post-industrialism in America and beyond Ben Ansell and Jane Gingrich; 14. The American political economy confronts covid-19 Jacob S. Hacker, Alexander Hertel-Fernandez, Paul Pierson, and Kathleen Thelen.
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