Aftershocks : economic crisis and institutional choice /
"Aftershocks was written in the midst of the deepest economic crisis since the Great Depression. Although it would be premature to presume to identify the repercussions of the crisis, it is clear that it will have profound aftershock effects in the political, economic, and social spheres. The b...
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Amsterdam University Press,
[2009]
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Table of Contents:
- The institutional legacy of the crisis of global capitalism / Anton Hemerijck
- A tale of two crises / Barry Eichengreen
- A history of profligate lending / Charles Maier
- The problems of social deflation / Jean-Paul Fitoussi
- The crisis as a paradigm shift / Paul de Grauwe
- The significance of politics / Peter A. Hall
- Troubleshooting economic narratives / Suzanne Berger
- Leadership imperatives for a post-crisis world / Stephen Roach
- Establishing a new macro-economic policy regime / Willem Buiter
- Varieties of capitalism; varieties of reform / David Soskice
- Social discontent in European welfare states / Mark Elchardus
- A crisis of consumerism / Amitai Etzioni
- The moral bankruptcy of new capitalism / Richard Sennett
- Transcending the European nation state / Dominique Moisi
- The crisis of global governance / Andre Sapir
- Capitalism 3.0 / Dani Rodrik
- The global development agenda / Nancy Birdsall
- The economic crisis and climate change / Anthony Giddens
- A stress test for the welfare state / Tony Atkinson
- The G2 and the crisis / Amy Chua
- A new European contract / Loukas Tsoukalis
- Europe's neo-liberal bias / Fritz Scharpf
- Beyond Lisbon / Maria Joao Rodrigues
- The quest for vision / Helmut Schmidt
- Rekindling the spirit of cooperation / Jacques Delors
- Towards a new agenda / Ben Knapen.