Corporatism and the stability of capitalist democracies
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書誌事項
Corporatism and the stability of capitalist democracies
（Dynamische Wirtschaftstheorie, Bd. 10）
P. Lang, c1991
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Originally presented as the author's thesis (University of Tilburg, 1991)
Bibliography: p. [197]-209
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This dissertation treats a problem which originally stems from Marxist political economic thinking: why do representatives of the working-class compromise with representatives of the capitalist class on major socio-economic topics on a national level, and what do such compromises look like? The author establishes the claim that macro-economic compromises between organized classes are both likely to result and unstable in their nature. It is shown how the state may act as an actor supporting the establishment of an institutionalized class compromise and how it may try to prevent the breakdown of it. After elaborating these claims in a dynamic macro-economic model, the author describes developments of class compromises in post World War II Sweden, Austria and the Netherlands to illustrate the theory.
目次
Contents: Class conflicts - Compromises and consensus - Centralized bargaining Corporatism - Institutional change to societal bargaining - Collective action problems.
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