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area of comparative political economy, Political Parties, Growth and . Conservative and Social Democratic Economic Strategies in the World Economy, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1998.

area of comparative political economy, Political Parties, Growth and Equality. Like most of the scholarly tradition that inspires it, Politi-. cal Parties, Growth and Equality advances two big ideas. First, political parties. Parties, Growth and Equality, even the most skeptical reader will find it ex-. tremely difficult to dissent. Anthony M. Messina, University of Notre Dame. Volume 29 Issue 3 - Salvatore Vassallo.

This book describes the contrasting economic strategies pursued by conservative and social democratic governments. The current literature on political economy maintains that.

Others contend that political parties have continued to implement distinct policies despite international pressures on governments and that these political differences may even be a precondition for openness (Boix, 1998; Garrett, 1998). The two different views have different implications for the impact of openness on policymaking and therefore on stock reactions as will be discussed in detail below. Elections, Policy Preferences and International Financial Market Constraints.

Conservative and Social Democratic Economic Strategies in the World Economy. Callaghan, John 2000. The Economic Turn in Comparative Politics. Comparative Political Studies, Vol. 33, Issue. Contemporary British History, Vol. 14, Issue.

Overall, this is an important contribution to the study of electoral competition and political parties and to the significant role still played by politics in economic management in the context of globalization. Canadian Journal of Political Science. Mass Market Paperback Paperback Hardcover Mass Market Paperback Paperback Hardcover.

This book describes the contrasting economic strategies pursued by conservative and social democratic . The current literature on political economy maintains that, due to the globalization of the economy and each country's institutional structures, parties hardly affect the economy. Examining all advanced countries since the 1960s, Professor Boix shows instead that partisanship and electoral politics play a fundamental role in the selection of policies to generate long-term growth and economic competitiveness.

Political Parties Process Books. Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics. Political Parties, Growth and Equality : Conservative and Social Democratic Economic Strategies in the World Economy. This book shows that partisanship and electoral politics play a role in the selection of policies to generate growth and competitiveness. Political parties, growth and equality. Cambridge University Press.

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