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Beginning in the 1980s, and accelerating after the fall of the Soviet Union, the international capitalist ruling classes again dominated the world as they had in the 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries. The reformist mask of capitalism was discarded, and a vicious neoliberal "take-back" campaign began. The era of neoliberal globalization was proclaimed as the justification for a relentless attack on the welfare state and the trade unions on a world scale. As technology advanced, factories in high-wage areas were closed and redistributed around the globe to low-wage areas. Unions were faced with massive layoffs and contract demands from employers included a whole variety of concessions to cheapen the costs of labour in order to achieve global competitiveness. Unions were compelled to tak...
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... capitalism in Canada and created the welfare state. . Such residual Calvinist influence remaine...
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..., Continuity and Change in Contemporary Capitalism (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999); Dua...
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... and nearly exclusively carried out by state militaries. Many in the popular media have seized ... the transfiguration of the Keynesian welfare state into a form that Philip Cerny calls the neol... of entrepreneurship and venture capitalism in these early declarations would be transformed i...
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Part one (pp. 9-46) supplies the theoretical frame: [Manuela Naldini] presents some definitions of "family", "social politics" and the relation of "family" and "state". Additionally there is an overview of different approaches (gender studies, welfare state studies) to then depict two typologies of welfare states in detail: The model of "Three Worlds of Welfare Capitalism" of Esping-Anderson and the typology of Ferrera with the differentiation of occupational versus universalistic. The overview of the field of research delivers two results: South European countries have mostly been neglected so far. Compared to other European countries, Southern Europe shows three peculiarities: Old-age benefits are strongly connected to the status of employment, which leads to discrimination of familie...
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... to raise the constitutional questions stated. As appears from the legislation challenged, the c... good or furthers the collective social welfare, s. 2(d) will not be violated unless the forced as... that the CSN and the CEQ do not want (capitalism), it is however much more difficult to identify th...
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... communism and socialism, but not capitalism. He discusses private property, but not private me...Nor does he mention the welfare state, which contains elements of both socialism a...
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... by the Wagner Act in the United States in 1935. PC1003 became the framework for the legal... were threatened by a predatory form of capitalism and when "the social question"--the welfare state-...
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Drawing upon existing literature, this paper briefly discusses aspects of conspicuous consumption. Analysis of the construct has been done in the perspective of changing capitalist structure and dominating socio-philosophical ideologies, especially postmodernism. Effort has been made to extend the original concept and propose necessary refinement and integration of relevant concepts to enable a meaningful, holistic, and contemporary interpretation of the said construct. This paper examines different aspects of consumer behavior, helps to generate some important directions for future research in the field, and also discusses these issues in the context of the transitional socio-economic background of India.
... and landowning families in the United States: the Harrimans, the Mellons, and the Fricks, to na... period of the evolution of colonial capitalism and strongly established feudalism, the nouveaux r... programming was a reflection of the welfare role; however, starting in the 90s, the medium lar...
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...In the United States, there is clearly much more of a sense of space an... would not unqualifiedly embrace capitalism. The desire to uphold some kind of "true Tory" wel...