This cluster explores the interplay between transnational economic change and national and local responses in advanced and emerging markets. It analyzes how national institutions adapt to global dynamics, such as digital labor platforms and economic crises, and how these adaptations influence capitalist transformation. It focuses on the role of diverse actors - from governments to labor movements - in shaping these processes. By examining strategies of coordination and knowledge transfer among policy and social actors, this cluster aims to illuminate the impact of contemporary capitalist developments on social structures and individual lives.
ALMADIA: Active Labour Market Policies and Street-Level Bureaucracy: Discretion in Action
Big tech, economic statecraft and geo-economic competition in the e-commerce/logistics sector
Building Inflation Narratives: The Evolution of Central Bank Framing Efforts from 1970 to Today.
How do national elites integrate into global elites?
MAINSOC: Managing the Inflation Crisis through Social Dialogue
Only Connect. American Capitalism and the Transnational Thought of C.L.R. James
The role of industrial relations in the knowledge economy