Social concertation in times of austerity. European integration and the politics of labour market reforms in Austria and Switzerland /
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Author / Creator: | Afonso, Alexandre. |
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Imprint: | Amsterdam : Amsterdam University Press, c2013. |
Description: | 258 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. |
Language: | English |
Series: | Changing welfare states Changing welfare states. |
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Format: | Print Book |
URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/9334153 |
Table of Contents:
- List of Tables and Figures
- List of Abbreviations
- Acknowledgements
- 1. The Strange Survival of Social Concertation in Times of Austerity
- 1. The Puzzle
- 2. The Argument in Brief
- 3. Outline of the Book
- 2. Social Concertation as a Political Strategy
- 1. Gone with the Wind? The Transformations of Corporatism in Europe
- 2. Describing and Explaining Social Concertation
- 3. A Theory of Political Choice for Social Concertation
- 4. Summary
- 3. European Integration, Domestic Politics and Social Concertation
- 1. Internationalisation and Social Concertation: A Prelude
- 2. The Dynamic of Supranational Market-Making in the EU
- 3. The Contested Impact of European Integration on Social Concertation
- 4. European Integration and the Politics of Social Concertation
- 5. Summary
- 4. Methods and Cases
- 1. Measuring Social Concertation
- 2. Explaining Social Concertation: Process-Tracing
- 3. Explaining Social Concertation: Comparing Cases
- 4. Strategies of Data Collection
- 5. Summary
- 5. The Context of Social Concertation in Switzerland and Austria
- 1. Switzerland: Veto Points, Right-Wing Dominance and the Emergence of the Swiss People's Party
- 2. Austria: Corporatism and the Exhaustion of "Proporz"
- 3. Summary
- 6. Social Concertation and Cross-Border Labour Mobility
- 1. Cross-Border Labour Mobility and EU Enlargement
- 2. Austria: Cross-Class Consensus Under a Common Threat
- 3. Switzerland: The Strong Weapons of the Weak
- 4. Summary
- 7. Social Concertation and Unemployment Policy Reforms
- 1. The Politics of Unemployment Policy
- 2. Austria: The Limits of Unilateral Policymaking
- 3. Switzerland: Welfare State Retrenchment and the Radical Right-Wing Push
- 4. Summary
- 8. Synthesis and Comparative Outlook
- 1. Assessing Explanatory Variables
- 2. Limitations and Comparative Evidence
- 3. Conclusion: Securing Consent in Times of Austerity
- List of Interviews
- Notes
- References
- Index