Peter J. Katzenstein is Walter S. Carpenter, Jr. Professor of International Studies at Cornell University. His books include A World of Regions, Beyond Japan, and Cultural Norms and National Security, all from Cornell.

Even those who have reservations about the concept of 'liberal corporatism' and the approach of political economy will find that the framework is an instructive one for getting a comparative grip on what makes countries similar or different in how they grapple with a basic dimension of both sectoral and national economic viability.... Small States in World Markets is accessible and can constitute one component of even an undergraduate course on West European politics and policies.(The Review of Politics)

• 1. Introduction2. Flexible Adjustment in the Small European States3. Democratic Corporatism and Its Variants4. The Historical Origins of Democratic Corporatism5. ConclusionNotesIndex

Peter J. Katzenstein is Walter S. Carpenter, Jr. Professor of International Studies at Cornell University. His books include A World of Regions, Beyond Japan, and Cultural Norms and National Security, all from Cornell.

Even those who have reservations about the concept of 'liberal corporatism' and the approach of political economy will find that the framework is an instructive one for getting a comparative grip on what makes countries similar or different in how they grapple with a basic dimension of both sectoral and national economic viability.... Small States in World Markets is accessible and can constitute one component of even an undergraduate course on West European politics and policies.(The Review of Politics)

• 1. Introduction2. Flexible Adjustment in the Small European States3. Democratic Corporatism and Its Variants4. The Historical Origins of Democratic Corporatism5. ConclusionNotesIndex

Peter J. Katzenstein is Walter S. Carpenter, Jr. Professor of International Studies at Cornell University. His books include A World of Regions, Beyond Japan, and Cultural Norms and National Security, all from Cornell.

Even those who have reservations about the concept of 'liberal corporatism' and the approach of political economy will find that the framework is an instructive one for getting a comparative grip on what makes countries similar or different in how they grapple with a basic dimension of both sectoral and national economic viability.... Small States in World Markets is accessible and can constitute one component of even an undergraduate course on West European politics and policies.(The Review of Politics)

• 1. Introduction2. Flexible Adjustment in the Small European States3. Democratic Corporatism and Its Variants4. The Historical Origins of Democratic Corporatism5. ConclusionNotesIndex