VARIEGATED NEOLIBERALISM:EU VARIETIES OF CAPITALISM AND INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY

Machine Generated Contents Note: Pt. I Eu Financial Market Integration -- 1. Globalization And Financial Market Integration -- Introduction -- Locating Finance? -- Plan Of The Book -- 2. Conceptualizing Changing Capitalisms And Gramscian Historical Materialism -- Varieties Of Capitalism (voc) -- Constructivism On The Role Of Ideas -- Gramscian Historical Materialism -- Summary And Social Function -- Pt. Ii Fractions Of Capital -- 3. Transnationally Oriented Fractions Of Capital -- Transnationally Oriented Fractions -- The Atlantic (transnational-global) Fraction -- The Gallic (transnational-national) Fraction -- The Rhenish (transnational-european) Fraction -- Summary: Shaping Factors -- 4. Political Agency Of Transnationally Oriented Fractions -- Social Function Of Trade Associations 5. A Contingent Neoliberal Consensus -- The Neoliberal Consensus -- Variegated Neoliberalism: Atlantic Project -- Variegated Neoliberalism: Rhenish Project -- Variegated Neoliberalism: Gallic Project -- Summary: Contingent Consensus -- Pt. Iii Neoliberal Common Sense -- 6. Organic Economists As Producers Of Neoliberal Common Sense -- Organic Economists -- Organic Linkages -- Neoliberal Common Sense -- Summary: Organic Economists -- 7. Scientific Committees And The Atlantic Heartland -- International Intellectual Communities -- The Atlantic Heartland -- Summary: Atlantic Heartland -- Pt. Iv The Transnational Capitalist Class And Resisting Neoliberalization -- 8. De-reifying The Transnational Capitalist Class -- A Transnational Capitalist Class? -- Mifid: Price Transparency And Patterns Of Market Organization -- Three Hegemonic Projects -- Summary: De-reifying The Tcc -- 9. Conclusions -- Summary Of The Book -- Another Europe Is Possible? -- Another Gramscianism Is Possible. Huw Macartney. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. "Variegated Neoliberalism" shows how one dominant financial system within Europe came to collapse and evaluates the role of large banking groups which…