Marino Regini Knihy

The book explores the evolution of European economies from post-World War II Keynesian policies and welfare state development to the deregulation crisis of the 1980s. The author contends that social and political institutions continue to play a crucial role in shaping economic activities, leading to a new 'micro-social' regulation model. It examines the transition from macro to micro forms of economic regulation, detailing the conditions and characteristics of this emerging pattern in response to changing market dynamics.

The book explores the evolution of economic regulation in Europe from post-World War II Keynesian policies to the perceived deregulation of the 1980s. Professor Regini challenges the notion that institutions have lost their influence, asserting that they continue to shape economic activities in new ways. He introduces the concept of "micro-social" regulation as a potential successor to "macro-political" regulation, examining the conditions and characteristics of this transition while highlighting the blurred lines between these regulatory forms.