The Oxford Handbook of Comparative Institutional Analysis

Theories and methods in comparative institutional analysis. Institutional perspectives: working towards coherence or irreconcilable diversity Marie-Laure Djelic Beyond comparative static's Historical institutional approaches to stability and change in the political economy of labor? Actors and institutions? Gregory Jackson Institutional reproduction and change? Complementarity? Qualitative comparative analysis of social science data? Institutions, states, and markets. The state in the economy : neoliberal or neoactivist Money and markets? Transnational institutions and international regimes? Law as a governing institution? Institutional change in financial systems? The comparative institutional analysis of innovation: from industrial policy to the knowledge economy? Changing competition models in market economies: the effects of internationalization, technological innovations, and academic expansion on the conditions supporting dominant economic logics? Richard Whitley; Institutions, wealth, and inequality The organization of economic actors. Corporate governance? The institutional construction of firms? Institutionalizing the employment relationship? Inter-firm relations in global manufacturing: disintegrated production and its globalization? Challenges for comparative institutional analysis. Institutional transformation in European post-communist regimes? State failure? Financial capitalism resurgent: comparative institutionalism and the challenges of financialization?