Titlebook: Internalizing Globalization; The Rise of Neoliber Susanne Soederberg,Georg Menz,Philip G. Cerny Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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Capturing Benefits, Avoiding Losses: the United States, Japan and the Politics of Constraintr industrial organizations, financial systems, labor market structures, and patterns of state intervention, have taken on contrasting forms. As the authors in this book argue, globalization and the complex processes that make it up involve the accumulation of a range of pressures — economic, politic

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The Evolution of the Swedish Modeles a particularly interesting example of how a specific country has coped, adapted to and internalized the pressures imposed by global competition in recent years (Chapter 1, this volume) precisely because it is . country that many analysts have predicted would be forced to succumb to the supposedly

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Globalization and the Internalization of Neoliberalism: the Genesis and Trajectory of Societal Restrt because far-reaching neoliberal reform long precedes the recent academic interest in globalization. Following the profound restructuring drive initiated under the dictatorial regime of Augusto Pinochet in the mid-1970s Chile has consistently been upheld as a pioneer in the application of neolibera

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Embedding Neoliberalism Through Statecraft: the Case of Market Reform in Vietnamic development (see Soederberg in this volume). Furthermore, improving relations within the United States created an international political climate conducive to increasing the scope and intensity of domestic neoliberal policy change.