Darius Ornston is Assistant Professor of International Affairs at the University of Georgia.

"When Small States Make Big Leaps is a first-rate book that adds substantially to debates on European political economy and corporatism. Darius Ornston argues that some small European states have invented a new 'creative' corporatism that turns economic pressure into targeted political pressures that both motivate and enable new kinds of tripartite deals to deliver supply-side benefits. Throughout, Ornston distinguishes among industrial policy, labor market policy, and developments in capital markets. I found this very enlightening and provocative."

• Introduction: Recasting Corporatism1. The Paradox of High-Tech Corporatism2. The Crisis of Low-Tech Production in Denmark, Finland, and Ireland3. From Price-Fixing Cartels to Research Consortia: Rapid Restructuring in Finland4. From Social Protection to Skill Formation: Diversified High-Tech Production in Denmark5. A Low-End Producer in High-Tech Markets: Economic Adjustment in Ireland6. Comparing CorporatismsConclusion: Explaining Institutional InnovationReferencesIndex

Darius Ornston is Assistant Professor of International Affairs at the University of Georgia.

"When Small States Make Big Leaps is a first-rate book that adds substantially to debates on European political economy and corporatism. Darius Ornston argues that some small European states have invented a new 'creative' corporatism that turns economic pressure into targeted political pressures that both motivate and enable new kinds of tripartite deals to deliver supply-side benefits. Throughout, Ornston distinguishes among industrial policy, labor market policy, and developments in capital markets. I found this very enlightening and provocative."

• Introduction: Recasting Corporatism1. The Paradox of High-Tech Corporatism2. The Crisis of Low-Tech Production in Denmark, Finland, and Ireland3. From Price-Fixing Cartels to Research Consortia: Rapid Restructuring in Finland4. From Social Protection to Skill Formation: Diversified High-Tech Production in Denmark5. A Low-End Producer in High-Tech Markets: Economic Adjustment in Ireland6. Comparing CorporatismsConclusion: Explaining Institutional InnovationReferencesIndex

Darius Ornston is Assistant Professor of International Affairs at the University of Georgia.

"When Small States Make Big Leaps is a first-rate book that adds substantially to debates on European political economy and corporatism. Darius Ornston argues that some small European states have invented a new 'creative' corporatism that turns economic pressure into targeted political pressures that both motivate and enable new kinds of tripartite deals to deliver supply-side benefits. Throughout, Ornston distinguishes among industrial policy, labor market policy, and developments in capital markets. I found this very enlightening and provocative."

• Introduction: Recasting Corporatism1. The Paradox of High-Tech Corporatism2. The Crisis of Low-Tech Production in Denmark, Finland, and Ireland3. From Price-Fixing Cartels to Research Consortia: Rapid Restructuring in Finland4. From Social Protection to Skill Formation: Diversified High-Tech Production in Denmark5. A Low-End Producer in High-Tech Markets: Economic Adjustment in Ireland6. Comparing CorporatismsConclusion: Explaining Institutional InnovationReferencesIndex