Unemployment in the New Europe (Hardcover)

Introduction Nancy Bermeo; Part I. Macroeconomic Contexts and Models: 1. Unemployment, job creation and economic and monetary union David Cameron; 2. Organized market economies and unemployment in Europe: is it finally time to accept liberal orthodoxy? Peter Hall; 3. Globalization, welfare states and employment: is there a European 'third way'? Martin Rhodes; Part II. Unemployment and Domestic Bargaining Institutions: Challenging Some Myths: 4. Labor decline and wage growth in the advanced capitalist countries, 1965?93 Bruce Western and Kieran Healey; 5. Unemployment and union destiny Lyle Scruggs and Peter Lange; Part III. Unemployment and Domestic Bargaining Institutions: Examining Three Cases: 6. Unemployment and trade union strength in Portugal Alan Stoleroff; 7. Trade unions, unemployment, and working class fragmentation in Spain Andrew Richards and Javier Polavieja; 8. Modell Nederland: social partnership and competitive corporatism in the Netherlands Steven B. Wolinetz; Part IV. Unemployment, Voting, and Political Behavior: 9. Desperate times call for desperate measures? Unemployment and voter behavior in comparative perspective Christopher Anderson; 10. The politics of unemployment: the Spanish experience in comparative perspective Jose Maria Maravall and Marta Fraile; Conclusion; 11. Unemployment, the New Europe, and the old iniquities Nancy Bermeo.