This course introduces students to the literature on the interplay between institutions and the economy based on the influential model case of German capitalism, covering origins, stability, and sources of change of a distinctively German variety of capitalism.
This course examines innovation as a core governance problem for modern states, from foundational debates on the nature of innovation through cutting-edge discussions of contemporary innovation states in Europe and the United States.
This course examines institutional change as a key theoretical problem across the social sciences, introducing core accounts of institutional change and discussing recent developments based on the exemplary empirical problem of the rise of neoliberalism in advanced capitalism.
This course examines the major political-economic controversies of modernity: the origins of capitalism, the role of politics in liberal economic order, and the relationship between capitalism and democracy.
A new paper in Competition & Change on the problems economic globalization creates for comparative analysis. ...
A new paper in Competition & Change on the decline of conditionality in state aid to business. ...
A new paper in the Max Planck Institute’s Discussion Paper Series on the problems economic globalization creates for comparative analysis. ...
A new article in the Socio-economic Review on the history of American tax policies in the 1980s. ...
Sebastian Kohl and I published a short essay on small firm ideologies on Makronom. ...
Call for contributions for a panel series on the state in digital transitions at the SASE Annual Meeting in 2021.