John Grahl
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 311560 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | John Grahl |
| NOMBRES | John |
| APELLIDO | Grahl |
| FIRMA | GRAHL J |
| AFILIACIONES | Queen Mary University of London |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 28 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 71 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1983 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Dollarization of the Eurozone
Is an erosion of the monetary and financial autonomy of the EU underway? John Grahl tracks indices of informal dollarization through the credit markets that may be undermining the coherence of the Eurozone
Beyond Redistribution
John Grahl on Philippe Askenazy, Tous rentiers! Contra Piketty’s fiscal prescriptions, a French economist’s recipe for reducing inequality through re-mobilization of labour and critique of ‘propertarian’ ideology
A New Economics
John Grahl on Anwar Shaikh, Capitalism: Competition, Conflict, Crises. An ambitious recasting of economic thought, from classical political economy to the mathematized present, in a synthesis aiming at realistic capture of the vicissitudes of contemporary capitalism
The European C ommission's Proposal for a Financial Transactions Tax
A financial activities tax ( FAT ) and a financial transactions tax ( FTT ) are the main alternative ways of recouping some of the public money used to bail out the financial sector after the great crisis of 2007–08. In preparing a common proposal for the European Union, the European Commission initially appeared to favour the FAT , but then swung its weight behind the FTT in late 2011. Its rationale was that in addition to generating revenue, th…
A Capitalist Contrarian
Measuring World Disorders
Global Finance at Risk
Problems of financial integration in the EU
A drive for financial integration, especially in the field of securities trading, is a very significant feature of EU policy today. This paper makes a critical assessment of the central component in the financial integration strategy, the Commission's Financial Services Action Plan. It is argued that an exceptional degree of political agreement around the strategy has allowed it to succeed in spite of the formidable technical difficulties to whic…
La gauche britannique et l'intégration européenne
Globalized Finance
Can stakeholder variants of capitalism in east Asia or Europe resist the rise to global dominance of Anglo-American shareholder value? John Grahl argues that ‘exit’ trumps ‘voice’—disembedded forms of corporate finance are inherently more capable of spreading uniformly round the world than embedded ones, which remain particular to local settings. The misfortunes of the euro as a portent of US pressures to come
The Sway of Finance
The Régulation School, the employment relation and financialization
This article examines recent developments in the published work of prominent members of the French Regulation School. It is argued that major revisions are taking place in the school's assessment of contemporary capitalist systems. In particular, the primacy attached to employment relationships is under question, as is the emphasis on distinct national trajectories. In spite of these significant changes in interpretation, it is argued that the wo…
Institutions and Labour Market Performance in Western Europe
Labour market institutions in most European countries are caught mid-stream between flexibility and coordination. On the one hand, most countries fail to capture the positive externalities that may arise from the mutual interdependence of institutions and ground level labour market behaviour. Productive and commercial changes make it exceptionally difficult to create such coordination arrangements. At the same time, there has not been a widesprea…
Is the European social model fragmenting
(1997). Is the European social model fragmenting? New Political Economy: Vol. 2, No. 3, pp. 405-426
L'Economie Non Conformiste
Journal Article L'Economie Non Conformiste: En France Au XXe Siecle Get access L'Economie Non Conformiste: En France Au XXe Siecle. By Weiller(Jean) and Carrier(Bruno). (Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, 1994. Pp. 222. 149FF paperback. ISBN 2 13 046686 9.) John Grahl John Grahl Queen Mary and Westfield College Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 106, Issue 439, 1 November 19…
Regional Citizenship and Macroeconomic Constraints in the European Union
Renewing the Left
The two works under review make important contributions to the reformulation of Left perspectives in the light of the failure of traditional models, whether communist or social-democratic. Elmar Altvater seeks to renew the critical force of the Marxist tradition in the face of the now universal dominance of
Economic Citizenship in the New Europe
Integration Theory and European Labour Markets
Standard integration theory assumes that the law of the price holds within individual countries which can thus be treated as homogeneous units. Integration of two or more countries then amounts to removing the barriers to free exchange between them. Recently this conventional approach has been increasingly called into question. In the first place, as economic interpenetration grows, it becomes more important to recognize that national systems dis…
The European Community Social Charter and Labour Market Regulation
The market orientation of the 1992 European Community programme has given way to a range of other projects involving institutional integration. Issues such as European Monetary Union and the EC Social Charter now dominate the Community's policy agenda. Inducing this shift from ‘negative’ to ‘positive’ integration was a growing realisation that institutional interventions are required to secure and coordinate the integration process. This paper ex…
Economies Out of Control
At the end of the 1980s a word was pronounced in London and New York which had virtually dropped out of economic vocabulary at the start of the decade—stagflation. The Reagan and Thatcher booms are over and their successors have been left to grapple with a legacy of
And the emergence of a European industrial relations area
European community labour market policy
The Cost of Neo-Liberal Europe
Throughout the present decade, neo-liberal economic strategies—interacting with intense competitive pressures on world markets—have sought to remodel the capitalisms of Western Europe. In the context of mass unemployment the drive towards a renewed subordination of workforces has found unity and direction in the demand for labour flexibility, while
Labour market flexibility in West Germany, Britain and France
To resolve the high unemployment rates in many Western European countries, the notion of labour market flexibility has been gaining favour with academics and policy‐makers. This article examines the notion of labour market flexibility in detail and assesses the extent to which it has been implemented in West Germany, Britain and France. It is argued that the most significant developments towards flexibility have occurred in Britain because of the…
The Régulation School, the employment relation and financialization
This article examines recent developments in the published work of prominent members of the French Regulation School. It is argued that major revisions are taking place in the school's assessment of contemporary capitalist systems. In particular, the primacy attached to employment relationships is under question, as is the emphasis on distinct national trajectories. In spite of these significant changes in interpretation, it is argued that the wo…
The European C ommission's Proposal for a Financial Transactions Tax
A financial activities tax ( FAT ) and a financial transactions tax ( FTT ) are the main alternative ways of recouping some of the public money used to bail out the financial sector after the great crisis of 2007–08. In preparing a common proposal for the European Union, the European Commission initially appeared to favour the FAT , but then swung its weight behind the FTT in late 2011. Its rationale was that in addition to generating revenue, th…
Problems of financial integration in the EU
A drive for financial integration, especially in the field of securities trading, is a very significant feature of EU policy today. This paper makes a critical assessment of the central component in the financial integration strategy, the Commission's Financial Services Action Plan. It is argued that an exceptional degree of political agreement around the strategy has allowed it to succeed in spite of the formidable technical difficulties to whic…
Institutions and Labour Market Performance in Western Europe
Labour market institutions in most European countries are caught mid-stream between flexibility and coordination. On the one hand, most countries fail to capture the positive externalities that may arise from the mutual interdependence of institutions and ground level labour market behaviour. Productive and commercial changes make it exceptionally difficult to create such coordination arrangements. At the same time, there has not been a widesprea…
Is the European social model fragmenting
(1997). Is the European social model fragmenting? New Political Economy: Vol. 2, No. 3, pp. 405-426
The British Labour Party and the European Community
Economic Citizenship in the New Europe
Labour market flexibility in West Germany, Britain and France
To resolve the high unemployment rates in many Western European countries, the notion of labour market flexibility has been gaining favour with academics and policy‐makers. This article examines the notion of labour market flexibility in detail and assesses the extent to which it has been implemented in West Germany, Britain and France. It is argued that the most significant developments towards flexibility have occurred in Britain because of the…
L'Economie Non Conformiste
Journal Article L'Economie Non Conformiste: En France Au XXe Siecle Get access L'Economie Non Conformiste: En France Au XXe Siecle. By Weiller(Jean) and Carrier(Bruno). (Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, 1994. Pp. 222. 149FF paperback. ISBN 2 13 046686 9.) John Grahl John Grahl Queen Mary and Westfield College Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 106, Issue 439, 1 November 19…
And the emergence of a European industrial relations area
European community labour market policy
Regional Citizenship and Macroeconomic Constraints in the European Union
The stock market crash and the role of the dollar
Restructuring in west European industry
The general notion of ‘restructuring’ in capitalist crises is often put forward by Marxists. But what changes in structure actually take place? How rapid are they? And in what circumstances can they prepare the way for renewed economic expansion? Taking the example of West European industry this article looks at some recent views of the restructuring process and surveys some of the economic trends which are important for the overall pattern of ch…
The British Labour Party and the European Community
The stock market crash and the role of the dollar
European community labour market policy
The Cost of Neo-Liberal Europe
Throughout the present decade, neo-liberal economic strategies—interacting with intense competitive pressures on world markets—have sought to remodel the capitalisms of Western Europe. In the context of mass unemployment the drive towards a renewed subordination of workforces has found unity and direction in the demand for labour flexibility, while
Labour market flexibility in West Germany, Britain and France
To resolve the high unemployment rates in many Western European countries, the notion of labour market flexibility has been gaining favour with academics and policy‐makers. This article examines the notion of labour market flexibility in detail and assesses the extent to which it has been implemented in West Germany, Britain and France. It is argued that the most significant developments towards flexibility have occurred in Britain because of the…
And the emergence of a European industrial relations area
The European Community Social Charter and Labour Market Regulation
The market orientation of the 1992 European Community programme has given way to a range of other projects involving institutional integration. Issues such as European Monetary Union and the EC Social Charter now dominate the Community's policy agenda. Inducing this shift from ‘negative’ to ‘positive’ integration was a growing realisation that institutional interventions are required to secure and coordinate the integration process. This paper ex…
Economies Out of Control
At the end of the 1980s a word was pronounced in London and New York which had virtually dropped out of economic vocabulary at the start of the decade—stagflation. The Reagan and Thatcher booms are over and their successors have been left to grapple with a legacy of
Integration Theory and European Labour Markets
Standard integration theory assumes that the law of the price holds within individual countries which can thus be treated as homogeneous units. Integration of two or more countries then amounts to removing the barriers to free exchange between them. Recently this conventional approach has been increasingly called into question. In the first place, as economic interpenetration grows, it becomes more important to recognize that national systems dis…
Economic Citizenship in the New Europe
Renewing the Left
The two works under review make important contributions to the reformulation of Left perspectives in the light of the failure of traditional models, whether communist or social-democratic. Elmar Altvater seeks to renew the critical force of the Marxist tradition in the face of the now universal dominance of
L'Economie Non Conformiste
Journal Article L'Economie Non Conformiste: En France Au XXe Siecle Get access L'Economie Non Conformiste: En France Au XXe Siecle. By Weiller(Jean) and Carrier(Bruno). (Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, 1994. Pp. 222. 149FF paperback. ISBN 2 13 046686 9.) John Grahl John Grahl Queen Mary and Westfield College Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 106, Issue 439, 1 November 19…
Regional Citizenship and Macroeconomic Constraints in the European Union
Is the European social model fragmenting
(1997). Is the European social model fragmenting? New Political Economy: Vol. 2, No. 3, pp. 405-426
Institutions and Labour Market Performance in Western Europe
Labour market institutions in most European countries are caught mid-stream between flexibility and coordination. On the one hand, most countries fail to capture the positive externalities that may arise from the mutual interdependence of institutions and ground level labour market behaviour. Productive and commercial changes make it exceptionally difficult to create such coordination arrangements. At the same time, there has not been a widesprea…
The Régulation School, the employment relation and financialization
This article examines recent developments in the published work of prominent members of the French Regulation School. It is argued that major revisions are taking place in the school's assessment of contemporary capitalist systems. In particular, the primacy attached to employment relationships is under question, as is the emphasis on distinct national trajectories. In spite of these significant changes in interpretation, it is argued that the wo…
Globalized Finance
Can stakeholder variants of capitalism in east Asia or Europe resist the rise to global dominance of Anglo-American shareholder value? John Grahl argues that ‘exit’ trumps ‘voice’—disembedded forms of corporate finance are inherently more capable of spreading uniformly round the world than embedded ones, which remain particular to local settings. The misfortunes of the euro as a portent of US pressures to come
The Sway of Finance
La gauche britannique et l'intégration européenne
Problems of financial integration in the EU
A drive for financial integration, especially in the field of securities trading, is a very significant feature of EU policy today. This paper makes a critical assessment of the central component in the financial integration strategy, the Commission's Financial Services Action Plan. It is argued that an exceptional degree of political agreement around the strategy has allowed it to succeed in spite of the formidable technical difficulties to whic…
Global Finance at Risk
Measuring World Disorders
A Capitalist Contrarian
The European C ommission's Proposal for a Financial Transactions Tax
A financial activities tax ( FAT ) and a financial transactions tax ( FTT ) are the main alternative ways of recouping some of the public money used to bail out the financial sector after the great crisis of 2007–08. In preparing a common proposal for the European Union, the European Commission initially appeared to favour the FAT , but then swung its weight behind the FTT in late 2011. Its rationale was that in addition to generating revenue, th…
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