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Language(s):
eng - English
Dates:
2002-05-162002
Publication Status:
Issued
Pages:
xvi, 224
Publishing info:
London : Routledge
Table of Contents:
List of tables
Series editors’ preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction
The plan of this book
1 Theoretical perspective: social forces and the struggle over European order
Redefining the problématique of European integration: the social purpose of European order
Meta-theoretical considerations: IR theory and the ‘constructivist’ critique
Neo-Gramscian transnationalism
Neo-Gramscian transnationalism as an approach to the study of European integration
Transnational class strategy and European integration
2 Global restructuring, transnational capitalism and rival projects for European order
Global structural change
Globalisation and the rise of transnational capital
The European crisis
The relaunching of Europe
European restructuring and the political economy of conflicting capitalisms
The transnational struggle over Europe’s model of capitalism and rival projects for the relaunching of Europe
3 The European Roundtable: an elite forum of Europe’s emergent transnational capitalist class
The formation of the ERT
The structure of the ERT
Theoretical interpretation of the ERT: an elite forum of Europe’s emergent transnational capitalist class
The political agency of the ERT
4 The Roundtable’s changing strategic project and the transnational struggle over European order
Neo-mercantilism versus neo-liberalism in the relaunching of Europe
The ERT’s protective regionalism and its strategy for Europe’s relaunching
Globalisation and the neo-liberal transformation of the ERT’s strategic project
The ERT’s changing strategic project and the transnational struggle over Maastricht
5 Transnational class agency, the rise of ‘embedded neo-liberalism’ and the evolving European order
The limits of the neo-liberal project in Europe
The ERT’s post-Maastricht strategy and discourse: consolidating the neo-liberal shift and the rise of embedded neo-liberalism
Embedded neo-liberalism and European socio-economic governance: the new competitiveness discourse
The emerging European model of capitalism
The contradictions of embedded neo-liberalism and the future of European order
Notes
References
Index
Rev. Type:
-
Identifiers:
ISBN: 0-415-25570-8
ISBN: 0-203-26152-6
ISBN: 0-203-16680-9
ISBN: 978-0-203-16680-2
DOI: 10.4324/9780203166802
Degree:
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