This authoritative collection brings together the leading
contributions to the comparative study of forms of capitalism. An
introductory essay presents the context in which these
contributions developed, discusses the major issues raised by such
comparative work, and suggests likely future developments. Topics
include the major theoretical issues involved in analysing
different kinds of market economies; the key frameworks for
comparing systems of economic organisation, both historically and
between societies; the analysis of the distinctive varieties of
industrial capitalism that have developed in the Anglo-Saxon
countries, Continental Europe and East Asia and studies of
globalisation and the connections between types of market economies
and varying forms of economic performance, particularly in terms of
sectoral development and technical change. The collection will be
an indispensable reference source and will improve access to
important papers that may not be available in many libraries.
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