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Contents
List of Tables and Figures ix
Notes on Contributors x
List of Abbreviations and Acronyms xv
Introduction: Comparative Capitalisms Research and the
Emergence of Critical, Global Perspectives 1
Matthias Ebenau, Ian Bruff and Christian May
Part I Comparing Capitalisms in the Global
Political Economy
1 Varieties of Capitalism and ‘the Great Moderation’ 11
David Coates
2 Fault and Fracture? The Impact of New Directions in
Comparative Capitalisms Research on the Wider Field 28
Ian Bruff, Matthias Ebenau and Christian May
3 Directions and Debates in the Globalization of
Comparative Capitalisms Research 45
Matthias Ebenau
Part II Critical Perspectives and Debates
4 Comparative Capitalisms and/or Variegated Capitalism 65
Bob Jessop
5 Critical Institutionalism in Studies of Comparative
Capitalisms: Conceptual Considerations and Research
Programme 83
Christian May and Andreas Nölke
6 Gender Inequalities in the Crisis of Capitalism: Spain and
France Compared 101
Julia Lux and Stefanie Wöhl
7 Social Structures of Accumulation: A Marxist Comparison
of Capitalisms? 118
Terrence McDonough
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8 Entangled Modernity and the Study of Variegated
Capitalism: Some Suggestions for a Postcolonial Research
Agenda 134
Ingrid Wehr
Part III Global Perspectives and Debates
9 Putting Comparative Capitalisms Research in Its Place:
Varieties of Capitalism in Transition Economies 155
Jan Drahokoupil and Martin Myant
10 State–Business–Labour Relations and Patterns of
Development in Latin America 172
Flavio Gaitán and Renato Boschi
11 All Varieties Are Equal . . . Contributions from Dependency
Approaches to Critical Comparative Capitalisms Research 189
Lucía Suau Arinci, Nadia Pessina and Matthias Ebenau
12 Decolonizing the Study of Capitalist Diversity: Epistemic
Disruption and the Varied Geographies of Coloniality 207
Lisa Tilley
Conclusion: Towards a Critical, Global Comparative Political
Economy 224
Christian May, Matthias Ebenau and Ian Bruff
Index 233

New Directions in Comparative Capitalisms Research: Critical and Global Perspectives

Edited by Matthias Ebenau, Christian May
March 2015
Ebook (PDF), 256 Pages, 2.35MB

For at least a decade, scholarship on capitalist diversity was inextricably associated with the emblematic 'Varieties of Capitalism' perspective. However, the subsequent debate has exposed the manifold flaws of this approach, flaws that the global economic crisis after 2008 has made ever more obvious. Comparative political economists are therefore searching for new directions in Comparative Capitalisms research in order to come to terms with the multi-faceted reality of contemporary capitalism. While some do so through a renewal of institutionalist theory, others seek to (re-)introduce critical – including neo-Marxist, feminist and post/decolonial – perspectives. This collection presents the first sustained dialogue between these post-VoC and critical approaches, one that engages both long-standing protagonists in debates on capitalist diversity and a younger generation of scholars, from Europe and the Americas. Its main objective is that of contributing to the development of a new generation of Comparative Capitalisms scholarship.