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How can markets help the state boost its sovereign power? The answer we derive from Polanyi’s account of change is that markets have the ability to undermine the cooperative relations underpinning communal life by making various subgroups compete against each other. As such, markets represent a soft-power alternative to military and repressive force
There is a pervasive presumption in the literature on political economy that substantial use of comp...
We examine a stark setting in which security or protection can be provided by self-governing groups ...
The idea of a self-adjusting market implied a stark utopia. Such an institution could not exist for ...
How can markets help the state boost its sovereign power? The answer we derive from Polanyi’s accoun...
The past few decades have witnessed the growth of an exciting debate in the legal academy about the ...
State-market relations call for a holistic view of the relationship between the material and relatio...
Any economic system is characteristed by a certain way of coordination of economic subjects' activit...
The optimal relations between the market and the state has been sought since the beginnings of mark...
International Political Economy (IPE) textbooks tend to present the concept of a clear state-market ...
Economic sociology has convincingly shown markets to be structured by socially constructed sets of i...
Market and PowerThe relationship between the market and private power is a tense one. Picturing a ma...
Recent policy debates have focused on the boundarybetweenmarkets andgovernment, as if one co...
The debate about the relationship between state and market, about their relative importance, does no...
Much of the literature contrasts the dynamics of free markets with the ‘political’ dynamics of gover...
We consider the exercise of power in competitive markets for goods, labour and credit. We offer a de...
There is a pervasive presumption in the literature on political economy that substantial use of comp...
We examine a stark setting in which security or protection can be provided by self-governing groups ...
The idea of a self-adjusting market implied a stark utopia. Such an institution could not exist for ...
How can markets help the state boost its sovereign power? The answer we derive from Polanyi’s accoun...
The past few decades have witnessed the growth of an exciting debate in the legal academy about the ...
State-market relations call for a holistic view of the relationship between the material and relatio...
Any economic system is characteristed by a certain way of coordination of economic subjects' activit...
The optimal relations between the market and the state has been sought since the beginnings of mark...
International Political Economy (IPE) textbooks tend to present the concept of a clear state-market ...
Economic sociology has convincingly shown markets to be structured by socially constructed sets of i...
Market and PowerThe relationship between the market and private power is a tense one. Picturing a ma...
Recent policy debates have focused on the boundarybetweenmarkets andgovernment, as if one co...
The debate about the relationship between state and market, about their relative importance, does no...
Much of the literature contrasts the dynamics of free markets with the ‘political’ dynamics of gover...
We consider the exercise of power in competitive markets for goods, labour and credit. We offer a de...
There is a pervasive presumption in the literature on political economy that substantial use of comp...
We examine a stark setting in which security or protection can be provided by self-governing groups ...
The idea of a self-adjusting market implied a stark utopia. Such an institution could not exist for ...
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