Explore how twentieth‑century economic theories reshaped societies, from Keynesianism to neoliberalism, and examine the institutional reforms that followed, revealing the dynamic interplay between ideas and policy.
Explore how rational choice theory explains public policy outcomes in “Principled Agents? The Political Economy of Good Government.” This concise guide blends economic models with real‑world governance challenges, offering fresh insights into accountability and efficiency.
(9780801892332) - Country of publication: UNITED STATES - Dimensions: (H) 228mm, (W) 152mm, (D) 23mm - Johns Hopkins University Press - In Print - Professional and scholarly - ISBN: 9780801892332 - Page count: 384
Explore how labor movements shaped global politics from 1870 onward, examining strikes, unions, and state responses across continents in a concise, analytical narrative.
Explore how power and protest shape societies in this incisive study of political conflict, blending historical case studies with theoretical insight into collective action dynamics.