The Oxford Handbook of Historical Institutionalism (Oxford Handbooks)

The Oxford Handbook Of Historical Institutionalism Offers An Authoritative And Accessible State-of-the-art Analysis Of The Historical Institutionalism Research Tradition In Political Science. Devoted To The Study Of How Temporal Processes And Events Influence The Origin And Transformation Of Institutions That Govern Political And Economic Relations, Historical Institutionalism Has Grown Considerably In The Last Two Decades. With Its Attention To Past, Present, And Potential Future Contributions To The Research Tradition, The Volume Represents An Essential Reference Point For Those Interested In Historical Institutionalism. Written In Accessible Style By Leading Scholars, Thirty-eight Chapters Detail The Contributions Of Historical Institutionalism To An Expanding Array Of Topics In The Study Of Comparative, American, European, And International Politics. Machine Generated Contents Note: Pt. I Introduction -- 1. Historical Institutionalism In Political Science / Adam Sheingate -- Pt. Ii Foundations -- 2. Politics As A Process Structured In Space And Time / Peter A. Hall -- 3. Institutional Change / Kathleen Thelen -- 4. Causality And Time In Historical Institutionalism / Christoph Nguyen -- 5. Critical Junctures / Giovanni Capoccia -- 6. Historical Institutionalism And Experimental Methods / Sven Steinmo -- 7. Power In Historical Institutionalism / Paul Pierson -- 8. Ideas And Historical Institutionalism / William Kring -- Pt. Iii Comparative Politics -- Introduction / Tulia G. Falleti -- 9. States And Economic Development / Atul Kohli -- 10. Development Of State Capacity / Hillel David Soifer -- 11. Historical Institutionalism And Democratization Studies / Larkin Terrie -- 12. Durable Authoritarianism / Lucan A. Way -- 13. Political Parties, Regimes, And Social Cleavages / Rachel Beatty Riedl -- 14. Social Policy In Developing Countries / Aytug Sasmaz -- 15. Labor In Developing And Post-communist Countries / Teri L. Caraway -- 16. Adaptive Informal Institutions / Kellee S. Tsai -- Pt. Iv American Politics -- Introduction / Adam Sheingate -- 17. American State And The Enduring Politics Of Race / Desmond King -- 18. Political Parties In American Politics / Daniel J. Galvin -- 19. Law And Courts / Sarah Staszak -- 20. Social Policy Dynamics / Alan M. Jacobs -- 21. Citizenship And Race / Paul Frymer -- 22. Inequality And The Carceral State / Marie Gottschalk -- Pt. V European Politics -- Introduction / Tulia G. Falleti -- 23. European States In Comparative Perspective / R. Daniel Kelemen -- 24. Institutions And The Consolidation Of Democracy In Western Europe / Sheri Berman -- 25. Historical Institutionalism And The Welfare State / Martin Rhodes -- 26. Durability And Change In Financial Systems / Elliot Posner -- 27. Capitalism, Institutions, And Power In The Study Of Business / Pepper D. Culpepper -- 28. Religion And European Politics / Anna Grzymala-busse -- 29. Supranationalism / Tim Buthe -- 30. Evolutionary Dynamics In Internal Market Regulation In The European Union / Cornelia Woll -- Pt. Vi International Relations -- Introduction / Orfeo Fioretos -- 31. Persistence Of State Sovereignty / Stephen D. Krasner -- 32. Rise, Character, And Evolution Of International Order / G. John Ikenberry -- 33. Critical Junctures, Developmental Pathways, And Incremental Change In Security Institutions / Wilfred Wan -- 34. Global Institutions Without A Global State / Martha Finnemore -- 35. Evolution Of International Law And Courts / Karen J. Alter -- 36. Limits Of Institutional Reform In The United States And The Global Trade Regime / Robert Gulotty -- 37. Incremental Origins Of Bretton Woods / Eric Helleiner -- 38. Sequencing, Layering, And Feedbacks In Global Regulation / Abraham L. Newman. Edited By Orfeo Fioretos, Tulia G. Falleti And Adam Sheingate Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Présentation de l'éditeur : "The Oxford Handbook of Historical Institutionalism offers an authoritative and accessible state-of-the-art analysis of the historical institutionalism research tradition in Political Science. Devoted to the study of how temporal processes and events influence the origin and transformation of institutions that govern political and economic relations, historical institutionalism has grown considerably in the last two decades. With its attention to past, present, and potential future contributions to the research tradition, the volume represents an essential reference point for those interested in historical institutionalism. Written in accessible style by leading scholars, thirty-eight chapters detail the contributions of historical institutionalism to an expanding array of topics in the study of comparative, American, European, and international politics."