The internationalisation of the Slovenian state under the Eurozone regime and the crisis of Slovenian exceptionalism

This article studies the institutional changes of Slovenian capitalism that have taken place since the post-2007/2008 crisis by exploring the impact of internationalisation of the Slovenian state apparatuses under the Eurozone regime on the restructuring of Slovenian neocorporatism. A theoretical fr...

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Bibliográfiai részletek
Szerző: Podvršič Ana
Testületi szerző: Challenges in national and international economic policies
Dokumentumtípus: Könyv része
Megjelent: JATEPress Szeged 2018
Sorozat:Challenges in national and international economic policies
Kulcsszavak:Gazdaságpolitika - nemzetközi - 21. sz.
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Online Access:http://acta.bibl.u-szeged.hu/57469
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Tartalmi kivonat:This article studies the institutional changes of Slovenian capitalism that have taken place since the post-2007/2008 crisis by exploring the impact of internationalisation of the Slovenian state apparatuses under the Eurozone regime on the restructuring of Slovenian neocorporatism. A theoretical framework combining the labour-centred approach to capitalist development, the neo-Poulantzasian debate on neoliberal internationalisation of states and Latin American dependency theory is used. A political economy of the Slovenian institutional dynamics before and after the crisis is proposed. Whereas the importance of external and internal constraints to the post-2008 policy shift has been acknowledged, the rescaling and remodelling of Slovenian state regulations in line with the Eurozone regime and the consequent uneven restructuring of the capacities of various local social forces to influence decision-making process have been underestimated. One should go beyond the dichotomist understanding of institutional change in terms of continuity and change to integrate the question of power relations between social forces and institutions representing them.
Terjedelem/Fizikai jellemzők:13-34
ISBN:978-963-315-364-2