Handbook on Social Structure of Accumulation Theory

Edited by Terrence McDonough, Emeritus Professor of Economics, National University of Ireland Galway, Ireland and Honorary Professor of Political Economy, University of Sydney, Australia, Cian McMahon, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, International Centre for Cooperative Management, Sobey School of Business, Saint Mary's University Halifax, Canada and David M. Kotz, Professor of Economics, University of Massachusetts Amherst, US and Distinguished Professor, School of Economics, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, China

• Contents:1 Introduction to Handbook on Social Structure of Accumulation Theory 1Terrence McDonough, Cian McMahon and David M. KotzPART I THEORY AND EMPIRICSTHEORY2 Social Structure of Accumulation theory 15Terrence McDonoughECONOMETRICS3 Econometric analysis of long swings: the relevance of nonperiodic methods 34Jonathan GoldsteinPART II REGIONSUNITED STATES4 A comprehensive approach to SSA analysis: an oscillating pattern ofcrisis in US economic history 62Daniel E. SarosWESTERN EUROPE5 Social Structure of Accumulation theory and Europe 80Terrence McDonough and Pedro Rey-AraujoEASTERN EUROPE6 From one crisis to the next: social structures of accumulation andcapitalist development in Eastern Europe 101Besnik PulaLATIN AMERICA7 Globalization without neoliberalism? Social structures of accumulationand the Latin American Pink Tide 117David B. FeldmanMIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA8 Social structures of accumulation in the Middle East and North Africa 135Fred H. LawsonINDIA9 India’s informal capitalism: social structures of accumulation, forms ofexploitation and social reproduction in the Sweatshop Regime 152Alessandra MezzadriPART III GLOBAL NEOLIBERALISM10 Global neoliberalism and its crisis 170David M. KotzNEOLIBERALISM11 Neoliberalism: theory, contradictions and future developments 190Alessandro BonannoGLOBALIZATION12 Crisis in the era of neoliberal globalization: a global capitalism perspective 207Shawn NicholsFINANCIALIZATION13 Financialization, a key contradiction of the neoliberal social structure ofaccumulation 224William K. TabbLABOR RELATIONS14 Social structures of accumulation and labor in the United States sinceWorld War II 243Samuel RosenbergPART IV OTHER KEY INSTITUTIONSCRIMINOLOGY15 Criminology and Social Structure of Accumulation theory: a criticalintersection 263Susan M. Carlson and Raymond J. MichalowskiWELFARE STATE16 Social structures of accumulation and the US welfare state 281Mimi AbramovitzURBAN POLICY17 Social structures of accumulation, cities and urban policy 303Benno EngelsCORPORATIONS AND MANAGEMENT18 Management, corporate form and the financial social structure of accumulation 327Harland PrechelTECHNOLOGY19 Technology as a social institution in SSA theory 344Mark DeanENVIRONMENT20 Social Structure of Accumulation and sustainability: bringing social‒ecological relations in 368Cian McMahon and Terrence McDonoughIndex

‘Numerous commentators have been asking whether capitalism is entering a new phase, defined by the decline of neoliberalism and its replacement by authoritarian or social democratic institutions. The Social Structure of Accumulation literature, which has long addressed the question of institutional change under capitalism, provides a rigorous academic underpinning for such a debate. This new collection provides numerous fresh perspectives on the SSA approach from a variety of academic disciplines. It will be very useful for scholars who are new to the SSA literature and to those who want to be updated.’