Post industrial capitalism

Proto-Industrial Origins of Japanese Capitalism

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Liberalization and Democratization: the Forum and the Hearth in the Era of Cosmopolitan Post-industrial Capitalism

The processes described under the misleading term “privatization” have been part of a major social restructuring in both the political and economic spheres. Most notably, widespread state failures have resulted in significant changes in the form and functions of the state. This reform encompasses not only the collapse of state socialism, but also crises and radical reforms in developed capitali...

The Vanishing Hand: the Changing Dynamics of Industrial Capitalism

The Historic Centre in Spanish Industrial and Post-Industrial Cities

The congestion of the city area within the walls along the 19th century and the economic and social crisis of historic centres during most of the 20th century led to their deterioration. The theoretical conceptualization and practical implementation of domestic improvement and reform programmes have changed with time. With the beginning of the new century, urban dynamics in a globalized space a...

Distribution and Redistribution in Post-Industrial Democracies

Distributive Processes in Post-Industrial Democracies David Bradley, Evelyne Huber, Stephanie Moller, Francois Nielsen, and John Stephens; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill This paper analyzes the processes of distribution and redistribution in post-industrial democracies. We combine a pooled time series data base on welfare state effort and its determinants assembled by Huber, Ragin, a...