Since the early 1990s, Europe's economies have been facing several new challenges: the
1992 single market programme, the collapse of the Berlin wall and eastward enlargement …

European policy responses to the Global Financial Crisis and its European manifestation
have set off a scholarly debate whether different national varieties of capitalism are equally …

This article analyzes patterns of economic coordination in Estonia and Slovenia, two
postsocialist countries in Central and Eastern Europe, by using the varieties of capitalism …

The causes and consequences of the Euro crisis have led comparative political economy
scholars to question whether European integration can accommodate diverse models of …

In 2009 the majority of Europe's post-communist countries are members of the European
Union and may now consider themselves to be modern capitalist societies. Yet, the mood of …

This article discusses the role of state-owned enterprises in innovation policy management.
This has long been a neglected topic in both management and innovation literature. The …

My primary goal in this chapter is to explore and explain the major research questions that
the nascent comparative political economy of post-communist Europe has been grappling …

The article focuses on the effects of Eastern enlargement on EU trade policy-making. On
interest constellation, the article makes a case that protectionist forces have been …

Why did globalization happen? Current explanations point to a variety of conditions under
which states have made the free market policy changes driving international economic …

ABSTRACT Since the Great Recession, the durability of neoliberalism has been at the
forefront of scholarly debates, and explanations of this durability have proliferated. Yet, no …