This volume situates current debates about economic reform in Germany in illuminating historical and structural contexts.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Kenneth Dyson is Research Professor in the School of European Studies, Cardiff University, Wales. He has written widely on European and comparative political economy and public policy., Stephen Padgett is Professor of Politics at the University of Strathclyde, Scotland. He has written widely on European politics and policy.
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Introduction 1. Globalization and National Models of Capitalism: Is Rhineland Capitalism Viable? 2. Domestic Political Strategies for Economic Reform in Germany: The Innovative Power of Consensus? 3. The Political Economy of the Welfare State and Economic Reform 4. Mapping the Politics of Labour Market Reform 5. The Finance Sector in Transition: A Motor for Economic Reform? 6. Economic Reform at the Laender Level 7. Reform in the Shadow of European Community Law: Highly Regulated Economic Sectors 8. The Party Politics of Economic Reform. Conclusion: External and Domestic Policy Implications
Introduction 1. Globalization and National Models of Capitalism: Is Rhineland Capitalism Viable? 2. Domestic Political Strategies for Economic Reform in Germany: The Innovative Power of Consensus? 3. The Political Economy of the Welfare State and Economic Reform 4. Mapping the Politics of Labour Market Reform 5. The Finance Sector in Transition: A Motor for Economic Reform? 6. Economic Reform at the Laender Level 7. Reform in the Shadow of European Community Law: Highly Regulated Economic Sectors 8. The Party Politics of Economic Reform. Conclusion: External and Domestic Policy Implications
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