In the explosion of literature on financialization, there is a much smaller but growing interest
in what the phenomenon means for emerging capitalist economies (ECEs). Much of the …

Over the past decade, the study of emerging markets has become one of the most vibrant
fields of Comparative Capitalism (CC) scholarship. CC studies have not only mapped a …

This introduction presents an overview of the key concepts discussed in the subsequent
chapters of this book. The book highlights the macro-economic and-political drivers; they …

While many European countries experienced a global housing boom in the early/mid-2000s,
house prices and mortgage debt in Germany stagnated. Therefore, the German housing …

This paper seeks to develop a comprehensive analytical framework for studying the politics
of economic growth by engaging with three literatures in comparative political economy: the …

The paper reviews the literature and data on the role of finance in socioeconomic
development. The evidence suggests that a well‐developed financial system can certainly …

Recent studies suggest that Uber and other tech start‐ups disrupt markets through
regulatory entrepreneurship. This practice describes how such companies operate outside …

The financial foundation of Germany's manufacturing success, according to the comparative
capitalism literature, is an ample supply of long-term capital, provided to firms by a three …

ABSTRACT SDG-backed green finance efforts have become popular vehicles for private
investors to participate in development collaborations. We critically examine two …

This article investigates the question to what extent Germany fits into the recent trend of
credit-based social policy that has originated in Anglophone economies. In the course of the …