Integrating Varieties of Capitalism and Welfare State Research
A Unified Typology of Capitalisms
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Martin Schröder
Organizational Studies, Economic Sociology
Politics of the Welfare State
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A Unified Typology of Capitalisms
This chapter integrates the empirical findings of the past chapters and the image that emerges from the literature into a unified typology of capitalisms. It thus takes up the thread from section 2.2. Notably,...
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Summary and Conclusion
In a widely read review of the comparative capitalism literature, Jackson and Deeg (2006: 31) claim that a ‘major issue dividing opinion in the literature is whether the role of the state and the impact of the...
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Introduction
Even though most scholars acknowledge that welfare states interact profoundly with the organization of the economy, there is no typology that combines the analysis of welfare states and production systems. Ins...
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What Can a Unified Typology Explain?
This book was in many ways structured like a play. We have been introduced to the main protagonists: the two typologies. We have seen what keeps them apart, and how they can nonetheless be brought together. Bu...
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Welfare State Research and Varieties of Capitalism
This chapter introduces Es**-Andersen’s welfare and Hall and Soskice’s production typologies. Readers who are well accustomed to them can omit this chapter.
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Diversity’s Source: Three Policy Styles, Three Capitalisms
This chapter argues that, beyond complementarities, there is a deeper reason why empirical indicators and existing typologies suggest a unified typology of production and welfare regimes. The argument is that ...
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Empirical Indicators and Existing Typologies
Typologies of welfare and production can only be combined when liberal welfare regimes go along with liberal production regimes. In other words, if a country scores high on welfare liberalism, it must also sco...
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How Complementarities Stabilize Three Capitalisms
As mentioned earlier, varieties of capitalism and welfare state research have distinct research agendas. Put simply, they ask different questions. Whereas varieties of capitalism analyses how firms coordinate ...
