From Frankfurt to Cologne: On Wolfgang Streeck and the crises of democratic capitalism
Based on: Streeck Wolfgang, Buying Time – The Delayed Crisis of Democratic Capitalism (Verso, 2014)
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Tim Holst Celik is a PhD student at the Copenhagen Business School (Department of Business and Politics), Denmark. His research looks at the ‘turn to governance’ and governability in the post-1970s period from a state-oriented and historically informed political economic perspective. Broader research interests include: political legitimation, fiscal policy and crises, philosophy of social science and social science methodology.
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