Politics & Society

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Group Lending, Joint Liability, and Social Capital pp. 459-497: Antara Haldar and Joseph Stiglitz
Syriaâ€™s Passage to Conflict pp. 499-523: Shamel Azmeh
The Rational Basis of Irrational Politics pp. 525-550: John D. Kincaid
Sumptuary Labor pp. 551-572: Jeffrey J. Sallaz and Chi Phoenix Wang
Privatizing Participation? The Impact of Private Welfare Provision on Democratic Accountability pp. 573-613: Jane Gingrich and Sara Watson

Winner-Take-All Politics in Europe? European Inequality in Comparative Perspective* pp. 335-343: Jonathan Hopkin and Julia Lynch
Organized Combat or Structural Advantage? The Politics of Inequality and the Winner-Take-All Economy in the United Kingdom* pp. 345-371: Jonathan Hopkin and Kate Alexander Shaw
Politics in the Interest of Capital pp. 373-391: Cornelia Woll
The Euroâ€™s â€œWinner-Take-Allâ€ Political Economy pp. 393-422: Matthias Matthijs
Commandeering Crisis pp. 423-453: John W. Cioffi and Kenneth A. Dubin

Rethinking Comparative Political Economy pp. 175-207: Lucio Baccaro and Jonas Pontusson
Growth Models, Varieties of Capitalism, and Macroeconomics* pp. 209-226: David Hope and David Soskice
Economic Prosperity Is in High Demand* pp. 227-235: Cathie Jo Martin
Varieties of Capitalism Theory pp. 237-241: Michael J. Piore
Varieties of Varieties pp. 243-247: Wolfgang Streeck
After Dodd-Frank pp. 249-280: J. Nicholas Ziegler and John T. Woolley
Walking the Line pp. 281-304: Monica Prasad, Steve G. Hoffman and Kieran Bezila
Religious Authorities in the Military and Civilian Control pp. 305-332: Yagil Levy

The Contradictory Logics of Financialization pp. 3-13: Fred Block
Beyond the Minsky and Polanyi Moments pp. 15-43: KurtuluÅŸ Gemici
The New Urban Fiscal Crisis pp. 45-80: L. Owen Kirkpatrick
Governing by Panic pp. 81-116: David M. Woodruff
Institutions and Inequality in Liberalizing Markets pp. 117-142: Chiara Benassi, Virginia Doellgast and Katja Sarmiento-Mirwaldt
Between Collective Action and Individual Appropriation pp. 143-171: FranÃ§oise Montambeault and Camille Goirand

Social Protection in the Developing World pp. 463-470: Nita Rudra
Import Competition and Policy Diffusion* pp. 471-502: Santiago LÃ³pez-Cariboni and Xun Cao
The Global Emergence of Social Protection pp. 503-524: Carina Schmitt, Hanna Lierse, Herbert Obinger and Laura Seelkopf
Explaining the â€œReturn of the Stateâ€ in Middle-Income Countries pp. 525-550: Matthew Carnes and Isabela Mares
Social Protection for the Poorest pp. 551-582: Sarah M. Brooks

No Taxation of Elites, No Representation pp. 303-332: Deborah Boucoyannis
Power over Profits pp. 333-360: Adam Dean
Solidarity against All Odds pp. 361-384: Marek Naczyk and Martin Seeleib-Kaiser
Notable Networks pp. 385-413: Feryaz Ocakli
The Crisis of New Labor and Alinskyâ€™s Legacy pp. 415-441: Jane McAlevey
The Crisis of New Labor and Alinskyâ€™s Legacy pp. 443-446: Stuart Eimer
Building Progressive Organizations pp. 447-452: Paul Osterman
Same as It Ever Was? New Labor, the CIO Organizing Model, and the Future of American Unions* pp. 453-457: Kim Voss

Kinship, Property, and Authority pp. 151-180: Vivek Swaroop Sharma
Class vs. Special Interest pp. 181-211: Barry Eidlin
Developmental Environmentalism pp. 213-240: Sung-Young Kim and Elizabeth Thurbon
Whoâ€™s Borrowing? Credit Encouragement vs. Credit Mitigation in National Financial Systems pp. 241-268: Gregory W. Fuller
Playing Normative Legacies pp. 269-299: Tobias Schulze-Cleven and J. Timo Weishaupt

The Power of Coalitions pp. 3-32: Charlie Eaton and Margaret Weir
Protecting Markets from Society pp. 33-60: Carl Gershenson
Beyond Nuremberg pp. 61-88: Mahmood Mamdani
The Politics of Job Security Regulations in Western Europe pp. 89-118: Patrick Emmenegger
From Austerity to Expansion? Consolidation, Budget Surpluses, and the Decline of Fiscal Capacity pp. 119-148: Lukas Haffert and Philip Mehrtens

Structural Power and Bank Bailouts in the United Kingdom and the United States pp. 427-454: Pepper D. Culpepper and Raphael Reinke
Turning Labor into Capital pp. 455-487: Michael A. McCarthy
Repurposing American Labor Law pp. 489-512: Jessica Garrick
Deliberative Democracy at Chinaâ€™s Grassroots pp. 513-535: Jonathan Unger, Anita Chan and Him Chung
Ordinary Democratization pp. 537-561: Dawn Langan Teele

The Rights of Noncitizens pp. 287-291: David Plotke
The Rule of Law and the Right to Stay pp. 293-308: Antje Ellermann
Municipal ID Cards for Undocumented Immigrants pp. 309-330: Els de Graauw
Performing Belonging in Public Space pp. 331-357: M. Victoria Quiroz Becerra
Conviviality, Rights, and Conflict in Africaâ€™s Urban Estuaries* pp. 359-380: Loren B. Landau
National Obligations and Noncitizens pp. 381-398: Rogers M. Smith

Of Bellicists and Feminists pp. 135-165: Dorit Geva
Religion and the Gender Vote Gap pp. 166-193: Patrick Emmenegger and Philip Manow
The Flaws of Fragmented Financial Standard Setting pp. 194-222: Daniel MÃ¼gge and James Perry
Varieties of Global Capital and the Paradox of Local Upgrading in China pp. 223-252: Ling Chen
Revisiting Media Effects in Authoritarian Societies pp. 253-283: Jie Lu, John Aldrich and Tianjian Shi

Democratizing Finance* pp. 3-28: Fred Block
Participatory Budgeting as if Emancipation Mattered* pp. 29-50: Gianpaolo Baiocchi and Ernesto Ganuza
Education pp. 51-72: Jaime Ahlberg and Harry Brighouse
Symbolic Politics and the Regulation of Executive Compensation pp. 73-105: Sandra L. SuÃ¡rez
Home Court Advantage pp. 107-132: Alison E. Post