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951211s1996 nyu b 001 0 eng |
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$a 95048267 |
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$a0801432340 (cloth : alk. paper) |
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$a0801483190 (pbk. : alk. paper) |
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$a97140$cTLC |
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$aHF1414$b.N37 1996 |
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$a337$220 |
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$aNational diversity and global capitalism /$cedited by Suzanne Berger and Ronald Dore. |
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$aIthaca, [N.Y.]:$bCornell University Press,$c1996. |
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300
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$aviii, 387 p. ;$c24 cm. |
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$aCornell studies in political economy |
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$aIncludes bibliographical references and index. |
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505
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$gThe $tConvergence Hypothesis Revisited: Globalization but Still the Century of Nations? /$rRobert Boyer -- $tGlobalization and Its Limits: Reports of the Death of the National Economy Are Greatly Exaggerated /$rRobert Wade -- $tHas France Converged on Germany? Policies and Institutions since 1958 /$rAndrea Boltho -- $tAmerican and Japanese Corporate Governance: Convergence to Best Practice? /$rW. Carl Kester -- $tLean Production in the German Automobile Industry: A Test Case for Convergence Theory /$rWolfgang Streeck -- $tFinancial Markets in Japan /$rShijuro Ogata -- $tCompetition among Forms of Corporate Governance in the European Community: The Case of Britain /$rStephen Woolcock -- $tCompetition and Competition Policy in Japan: Foreign Pressures and Domestic Institutions /$rYutaka Kosai -- $gThe $tConvergence of Competition Policies in Europe: Internal Dynamics and External Imposition /$rHerve Dumez, $rAlain Jeunemaitre -- $gThe $tMacropolitics of Microinstitutional Differences in the Analysis of Comparative Capitalism /$rPeter A. Gourevitch. -$tRetail Convergence: The Structural Impediments Initiative and the Regulation of the Japanese Retail Industry /$rFrank K. Upham -- $tTrade and Domestic Differences /$rMiles Kahler -- $tPolicy Approaches to System Friction: Convergence Plus /$rSylvia Ostry -- $tFree and Managed Trade /$rPaul Streeten --$tConvergence in Whose Interest? /$rRonald Dore. |
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$a"The evolution of the socialist economies of Eastern and Central Europe into capitalistic, market economies provides scholars with the opportunity and justification to consider capitalism itself. Throughout the Soviet experiment, a choice was seen to exist between capitalism on the one side and some form of socialism on the other, whether it was a centrally directed Soviet or a decentralized worker-managed system. Hybrids were possible, of course, as was a confluence of market and directive. Fundamentally, though, the choice was between capitalism and socialism. Without the differences in varied socialisms overwhelming them, the contrasts in capitalism have become more pronounced. The authors have produced an intriguing study of the nature of capitalism: Is there one capitalism or many? Are the different approaches simply variations or fundamentally separate approaches to economic problems? Can one approach be grafted successfully onto a different historical, political, and developmental situation? If there are different capitalisms, are they converging (if so, to what?) or diverging? The authors are from a variety of academic backgrounds, and they have done an admirable job examining these questions." -- Choice review |
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$aRecommended in Best Books for Academic Libraries |
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$aCompetition, International. |
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$aInternational economic relations. |
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$aBerger, Suzanne. |
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$aDore, Ronald,$d1925-2018. |
