Neo-Liberalism, State Power and Global Governance

1. National Differences in the Face of Pressures to Converge

1. Introduction: Neo-Liberalism, State Power and Global Governance in the Twenty-First Century
Simon Lee, Stephen Mcbride

2. European Economic Integration: The Threat to Modell Deutschland
Michael Whittall

3. Stranded on the Common Ground?: Global Governance and State Power in England and Canada
Simon Lee

4. Assessing the Globalization–Decentralization Nexus: Patterns of Education and Reform in Mexico, Chile, Argentina and Nicaragua
Michael Mcnamara

2. Trans-National Policy Prescriptions

5. Tracking Neo-Liberalism: Labour Market Policies in the OECD Area
Stephen Mcbride, Kathleen Mcnutt, And Russell Williams

6. Social Economy Policies as Flanking Mechanisms for Neo-Liberalism: Trans-national Policy Solutions, Emergent Contradictions, Local Alternatives
Peter Graefe

7. Assessing the Convergence Thesis of Legal Reforms in Emerging Market Economies
Linda Elmose

3. Labour: A Special Case in the Global Economy?

8. Governance, Trade and Labour Mobility
Christina Gabriel

9. Neo-Liberal Policies and Immigrant Women in Canada
Habiba Zaman

4. The Need for Reform

10. The Logic of Neo-Liberalism and the Political Economy of Consumer Debt-Led Growth
Johnna Montgomerie

11. World Trade and World Money: The Case for a New World Currency Unit
Duncan Cameron

12. Multilateral Institution-Building in a Neo-Liberal Era: The Case of Competition Policy
Marc Lee

13. The World Trade Organization and Global Governance
Theodore H. Cohn

14. Human Welfare and the Future of the World Trade Organization: Rethinking the International Institutional Architecture
Colin Tyler

15. The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development: Meeting the Challenges of the Twenty-First Century?
Richard Woodward

16. Conclusion: The Need to Rebuild the Public Domain
Simon Lee, Stephen Mcbride

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Keywords: SOCIAL SCIENCE / General SOC000000