دانلود کتاب The Routledge Handbook of Comparative Economic Systems

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Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Charts
List of Contributors
Preface
Introduction: The distinct role and mission of comparative economic systems
PART I: Comparative economic studies and the economic system: Theoretical and analytical approaches
1. Comparative economic systems and economic theory
2. The contemporary history of comparative economic studies
3. Economic systems: Nature, performance, prospects
4. Elements of an evolutionary approach to comparative economic studies: Complexity, systemism, and path-dependent development
5. Institutional interconnections and the performance and change of economic systems
6. Comparative economic systems and the issue of resilience: Overview of the classical literature and basic problems of conceptualization
7. The age of equality and the new conflicts between economic systems
PART II: The comparative method: Comparative economics and comparisons of economic systems and economies
8. Principles and methods for classification of economic systems and comparing their economic performance
9. Comparing alternative economic systems: Old and new approaches
10. A comparison of major world inequality data sets
11. A comparative analysis of trade in value added across the EU and Russia
12. Conceptualization and measurement of institutions
13. Convergence in formal and informal institutions and long-run economic performance in the euro area
14. Comparative economic studies of transition: Four lessons from analytical reviews of the literature
PART III: Actors, values and interactions in economic systems
15. Transversal skills in higher education curricula: Empirical evidence from Austria, Ireland and Portugal
16. Incentives, values, and the creation of opportunities for action and interaction
17. What is the potential cost of gender inequality in lost earnings? Global estimates based on the changing wealth of nations
18. Entrepreneurship in the platform economy: Power asymmetries and risk
19. Is it possible to improve simultaneously firm performance and workplace well-being? Small and medium-sized enterprises in European comparison
20. Multinational companies based in the New Wave Emerging Countries and post-communist transition economies
21. Parallel processes and divergent outcomes: The transformation of the economies of former socialist countries
PART IV: Markets, governance, performance and change of economic systems
22. Systemic governance
23. Institutional and policy determinants of economic specialization
24. Governance issues in development: A China-India comparative study
25. Trade interdependencies in the EU Single Market
26. Varieties of capitalism in Central and Eastern Europe: A ferry boat region
27. Financial globalization, financial regulation, and macroeconomic policy
28. International tax evasion: Sources, paths, and destinations
PART V: Looking back and forging ahead: Where are comparative economic studies heading?
29. How economic systems and performance influence regime change
30. A systemic approach to economic resilience
31. Global health care system after coronavirus: Who has responsibility to protect
32. Economics of climate changes with comparative perspectives
33. Youth labor market performance and big macroeconomic shocks
34. The political economy of alternative economic futures
35. The interaction among financial development, macroprudential policy and economic growth: A cross-country perspective
36. China’s Belt and Road Initiative: New research agenda of global infrastructure initiatives
37. From economic competition to the “Alliance of Values”: Reconstructing a “New World Order” or a “New Cold War”?
38. Conclusions
Index