In this book Max Koch develops a theoretical model to understand
the restructuring of labour markets and social structures of
advanced capitalist countries on the basis of the 'regulation
approach'. This approach is then applied to comparative analysis of
the national trajectories of the UK, Germany, the Netherlands,
Spain and Sweden. Against the background of the classical
sociological theories of Marx and Weber, he examines whether there
are general links between inclusion, exclusion and capitalism. This
is followed by an outline of key concepts of the regulation
approach and a discussion of the transition from Fordism to
Post-Fordism which leads to empirically verifiable hypotheses about
long-term trends in labour markets and social structures in Western
Europe. These hypotheses serve as the theoretical basis for the
subsequent country studies that are founded on an evaluation of
international labour statistics.
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