1st Edition
Between Collapse, Integration and Co-Transformation Universalist and Particularist Economic Ideas and Practices in Europe since the 1970s
Introduction - Between collapse, integration and co-transformation: universalist and particularist economic ideas and practices in Europe since the 1970s
Kiran Klaus Patel
1. Can Western economics survive in an anti-Western regime? Intellectual universalism and the internationalization of economic science in Russia
Alexander Libman and Mikhail Sokolov
2. From the Washington Consensus to the Warsaw Consensus: ‘shock therapies’ as a neoliberal success story
Philipp Ther
3. Western trade unions confronting multinational corporations (MNCs), international regulations and the defence of special interests (1970–95)
Sandrine Kott
4. Universalizing the social market economy c.1978: stepping away from institutions and towards discourse
Benjamin Thomas
5. How universalism and particularism clashed in East Germany in the 1990s: a case study in post-communist privatization from rural Lusatia
Max Trecker
6. Universalizing particularisms: the EC quest to establish wine appellations of origin as global practice
Lisbeth Matzer
7. ‘Desafio’ or ‘modelo’? The European Union’s international trade and Brazil, 1980s–90s
Kiran Klaus Patel
8. Marketizing climate risk: an actuarial history of the European Union emissions trading system
Grace Ballor
Biography
Kiran Klaus Patel holds the chair for modern history at Ludwig Maximilian University Munich where he is also one of the co-directors of the Center for Advanced Studies in the Humanities and Social Sciences: Universalism and Particularism in Contemporary European History.
