Countermovements in Europe? A Polanyian perspective Martin Seeliger/ Bernd Sommer | 1-4 |
Trade union politics as a countermovement? A Polaniyan perspective Martin Seeliger | 5-23 |
Trade unions and the Polanyian countermovement: a Southern perspective Edward Webster | 24-28 |
The fictitious commodification of money and the Euro experiment Maja Savevska | 29-42 |
Accumulation via QE: comment on Maja Savevska’s "The fictitious commodification of money and the Euro experiment" Jonah Stuart Brundage | 43-47 |
The EU emissions trading scheme: protection via commodification? Christopher M. Rea | 48-73 |
Polanyi, markets and environmental protection Arild Vatn | 74-77 |
Rise of right-wing populism in the Europe of today – outlines of a sociotheoretical exploration Hans-Jürgen Bieling | 78-91 |
A great variety of transformations – and populisms Floris Biskamp | 92-102 |
The Economy for the Common Good: a European countermovement
against the destructive impacts of laissez-faire capitalism? Klara Stumpf/ Bernd Sommer | 103-115 |
Karl Polanyi and discussions on a renewed socialism Michael Brie | 116-134 |
Of (anti-)capitalism, countermovements, and socialdemocratic
bedtime stories. A review of recent literature on Polanyi Moritz Müller | 135-148 |
The reality of exclusive solidarity A response to Wolfgang Streeck’s "Between Charity and Justice" Silke van Dyk/ Stefanie Graefe | 149-154 |
Between clarity and disorientation: remarks on the unease of Wolfgang Streeck with the 21st century migration Ludger Pries | 155-158 |
Keep it straight and simple, also with respect to migration: a comment on Streeck’s "Between Charity and Justice" Andreas Nölke | 159-164 |
A search for alternatives: Hauke Brunkhorst, Donatella della
Porta and Fritz W. Scharpf on the state of the European Integration Monika Eigmüller/ Martin Seeliger | 165-174 |
