Varieties of Corporatism: A Conceptual Discussion.
David Knoke, Peter J. Williamson
Abstract
David Knoke, Peter J. Williamson
Abstract
Preface Part I. Varieties of Corporatism: 1. Varieties of corporatism: an introduction Part II. Corporatist Thought: Consensual-Licenced Corporatism: 2. Corporatist thought: the state's economic and social responsibilities 3. Corporatist thought: state licenced intermediaries 4. Corporatist thought: the nature of the political system 5. Corporatist thought: concluding thoughts and a model Part III. Fascist Italy and Portugal 1933-74: Authoritarian-Licensed Corporatism: 6. Corporatism and Fascist Italy 1922-39 7. Corporatism and the Portuguese Estado Novo 1933-74 8. Authoritarian-licensed corporatism: an assessment Part IV. Neo-Corporatism: The Development of Contract Corporatism: 9. Neo-corporatism and contemporary pluralism 10. Towards the development of a framework of contract-corporatist theory Part V. Retrospect and Prospect: 11. Conclusion: retrospect and prospect Notes Index.
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Preface Part I. Varieties of Corporatism: 1. Varieties of corporatism: an introduction Part II. Corporatist Thought: Consensual-Licenced Corporatism: 2. Corporatist thought: the state's economic and social responsibilities 3. Corporatist thought: state licenced intermediaries 4. Corporatist thought: the nature of the political system 5. Corporatist thought: concluding thoughts and a model Part III. Fascist Italy and Portugal 1933-74: Authoritarian-Licensed Corporatism: 6. Corporatism and Fascist Italy 1922-39 7. Corporatism and the Portuguese Estado Novo 1933-74 8. Authoritarian-licensed corporatism: an assessment Part IV. Neo-Corporatism: The Development of Contract Corporatism: 9. Neo-corporatism and contemporary pluralism 10. Towards the development of a framework of contract-corporatist theory Part V. Retrospect and Prospect: 11. Conclusion: retrospect and prospect Notes Index.
Key concepts: Corporatism, Political science, Law, Politics