Bruno Amable is Professor of Economics at the University of Geneva. After having worked on technological change, competitiveness and growth, he directed his research towards comparative capitalism, institutions, institutional complementarity, and hierarchy. His current research focuses on the political economy of institutional change and the causes and consequences of institutional change in modern developed economies. He focuses on the evolution of the Continental European model of capitalism subject to neo-liberal structural reforms. He has published more than 60 articles in peer-reviewed journals such as Socio Economic Review, the Review of International Political Economy, Industrial Relations, Industrial and Corporate Change, and Oxford Economic Papers. He has authored or co-authored four books, among which The Diversity of Modern Capitalism (OUP 2003), which has been translated in French and Japanese.

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• Introduction 1: The Systemic Crises of French Capitalism 2: The Opposition Between Two Economic and Social Models 3: The Search for a New Model 4: The Unsolved Contradictions of the Modernists Conclusion

Bruno Amable is Professor of Economics at the University of Geneva. After having worked on technological change, competitiveness and growth, he directed his research towards comparative capitalism, institutions, institutional complementarity, and hierarchy. His current research focuses on the political economy of institutional change and the causes and consequences of institutional change in modern developed economies. He focuses on the evolution of the Continental European model of capitalism subject to neo-liberal structural reforms. He has published more than 60 articles in peer-reviewed journals such as Socio Economic Review, the Review of International Political Economy, Industrial Relations, Industrial and Corporate Change, and Oxford Economic Papers. He has authored or co-authored four books, among which The Diversity of Modern Capitalism (OUP 2003), which has been translated in French and Japanese.

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• Introduction 1: The Systemic Crises of French Capitalism 2: The Opposition Between Two Economic and Social Models 3: The Search for a New Model 4: The Unsolved Contradictions of the Modernists Conclusion

Bruno Amable is Professor of Economics at the University of Geneva. After having worked on technological change, competitiveness and growth, he directed his research towards comparative capitalism, institutions, institutional complementarity, and hierarchy. His current research focuses on the political economy of institutional change and the causes and consequences of institutional change in modern developed economies. He focuses on the evolution of the Continental European model of capitalism subject to neo-liberal structural reforms. He has published more than 60 articles in peer-reviewed journals such as Socio Economic Review, the Review of International Political Economy, Industrial Relations, Industrial and Corporate Change, and Oxford Economic Papers. He has authored or co-authored four books, among which The Diversity of Modern Capitalism (OUP 2003), which has been translated in French and Japanese.

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• Introduction 1: The Systemic Crises of French Capitalism 2: The Opposition Between Two Economic and Social Models 3: The Search for a New Model 4: The Unsolved Contradictions of the Modernists Conclusion