Susanne Lütz
Biographic Data
| ID | 4375235 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Susanne Lütz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Susanne |
| FAMILY NAME | Lütz |
| SIGNATURE | LUTZ S |
| AFFILIATIONS | FernUniversität in Hagen |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2849-3308 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 203 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 6 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
Global–Regional Realignments in Trade, Finance and Development
Multilateral Bretton Woods institutions such as the IMF, the World Bank and the WTO are increasingly challenged by a rising number of bilateral, regional and plurilateral organizations. The mandates of global and regional organizations overlap and intersect when trade is being regulated, financial crisis lending is being provided or development is being financed. In this special issue we examine the forms, dynamics and implications of these globa…
Accountants, Europeanists and Monetary Guardians
When the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund provided financial assistance to crisis-ridden European countries, they frequently clashed over loan conditions related to financial stability, fiscal policy and structural adjustment. This is puzzling given that the three organizations shared a general understanding of how to resolve the crisis, its causes and the need for austerity and were supervised by…
Games borrower governments play
Research on the Economic Adjustment Programmes (EAPs) for Eurozone crisis countries has so far acknowledged the role of creditor countries and Troika institutions or has examined the economic effects or structural determinants of domestic implementation processes. The role of borrower governments as strategic actors within the 'Troika complex' has been neglected. Taking Cyprus and Portugal as cases in point, the article shows how reform-oriented …
When Overlapping Organisations Play Two-Level Games
In the literature, the cooperation of the IMF and the EU in credit lending has been discussed either from a state-centric, bureaucratic or institutionalist perspective. In this article, we examine the Troika as a set-up of multiple organisational overlap providing bureaucratic agents with constraints and opportunities for strategic action. Taking Latvia and Greece as cases in point, we analyse who prevails in a situation of conflict and why. How …
Varieties of localization
n Contains fulltext :\n 157237.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Closed access)\n
Regulative Politik
The European rescue of the Washington Consensus? EU and IMF lending to Central and Eastern European countries
The global financial crisis has transformed the relationship between the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the European Union (EU). Until the crisis, the IMF had not lent to EU member states in decades, but now the two organisations closely coordinate their lending policies. In the Latvian and Romanian programmes, the IMF and the EU advocated different loan terms. Surprisingly, the EU embraced ‘Washington Consensus’-style measures more willin…
Varieties of private self-regulation in European capitalism
Voluntary codes of best practice have become increasingly prominent in corporate governance regulation. Given their similarity in focus and substance, the global spread of private self-regulation in corporate governance is often attributed to the rise of institutional investors and seen as signalling a global convergence of standards among the traditionally divergent national corporate governance systems. Drawing on institutionalist approaches of…
Back to the future? The domestic sources of transatlantic regulation
As each others' most important investment and trading partner, the European and U.S. American economies are closely interlinked. The growing intensity of economic interdependence has spurred the transatlantic coordination of rules and standards that could form non-tariff barriers to transatlantic commerce. But despite impressive government-to-government efforts to eliminate market barriers, the EU and the U.S. have frequently clashed over each ot…
Developmental states, civil society, and public health
n Contains fulltext :\n 160662.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Closed access)\n
Finanzmärkte
Auf Finanzmärkten werden weder Güter produziert noch Produkte zum Zwecke des Konsums an Kunden verteilt. Vielmehr dienen Finanzmärkte dem Handel von Kapital in Form von Geld (Währungen), Wertpapieren (Aktien, Anleihen) oder anderen Finanzkontrakten (Derivate). Im Unterschied zu Transaktionen auf Gütermärkten ist der Handel auf Finanzmärkten zukunftsorientiert, denn es werden Zahlungsversprechen gehandelt (vgl. Windolf 2005: 27). Ein Kapitalgeber …
Handbuch Governance
Varieties of Change in German Capitalism
Mechanismen institutionellen Wandels im deutschen Kapitalismus
Handbuch Governance
Wie gelingt es Individuen oder Organisationen, ihre Handlungen zu strukturieren, zu regulieren und zu koordinieren, um kollektive Probleme zu lösen oder gemeinsame Leistungen zu erbringen? Wie funktioniert Koordination in unterschiedlichen Interaktionsformen und Institutionen? Dies sind Fragen, die sich hinter dem Begriff Governance verbergen, der in den Sozial-, Rechts- und Wirtschaftswissenschaften zunehmend verwendet wird. Das vorliegende Hand…
Governance in der Politischen Ökonomie
Governance in der politischen Ökonomie
Globalisierung, Liberalisierung und der zunehmende Wettbewerb zwischen nationalen Märkten setzen das Institutionengefüge heutiger Marktwirtschaften zunehmend unter Druck. Kommt es zur Angleichung der Wirtschaftsstrukturen angelsächsischer und kontinentaleuropäischer Länder? Welche Dynamiken kennzeichnen den Umbau von Institutionen auf der Ebene von Wirtschaftssektoren, regionalen Produktionszusammenhängen oder auch die Transformation von Wirtscha…
Governance in der Politischen Ökonomie
Die Steuerbarkeit komplexer Gesellschaften
The finance sector in transition
Finance used to be the cornerstone of the coordinated model of German capitalism. Restricted competition within the banking sector and stable network relations between industry, banks and also regional governments were seen as preconditions for longer term investment strategies and regional industrial policy. Since the early 1990s, a substantial restructuring has taken place leading to the commodification and re-regulation of financial relations.…
Wohlfahrtsstaat
Governance - Regieren in Komplexen Regelsystemen
Wohlfahrtsstaat — Transformation und Perspektiven
Theoretische Perspektiven Der aktivierende - Transformation von Staatlichkeit im disorganisierten Wohlfahrtskapitalismus - Sozialpolitik als human capital investment - Koordination zwischen Staat, Markt und Familie? - Nationale und vergleichende Perspektiven - Sozialstaat und Arbeitsmarkt im Strukturwandel - Staat und Verbande in der Arbeitsmarktpolitik - Transformation der Sozialpolitik im halbsouveranen Staat - Reformen in Danemark, Schweden, d…
Convergence Within National Diversity
The international political economy literature often expects that states end up in regulatory races to the bottom while competing for the most mobile segments of capital. While multilateralism argues that states are able to overcome prisoner dilemma situations by converging on international standards of regulation, comparative historical institutionalists assume ongoing diversity of regulatory frameworks. The paper shows that reforms of banking r…
Regulative Politik
The European rescue of the Washington Consensus? EU and IMF lending to Central and Eastern European countries
The global financial crisis has transformed the relationship between the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the European Union (EU). Until the crisis, the IMF had not lent to EU member states in decades, but now the two organisations closely coordinate their lending policies. In the Latvian and Romanian programmes, the IMF and the EU advocated different loan terms. Surprisingly, the EU embraced ‘Washington Consensus’-style measures more willin…
Convergence Within National Diversity
The international political economy literature often expects that states end up in regulatory races to the bottom while competing for the most mobile segments of capital. While multilateralism argues that states are able to overcome prisoner dilemma situations by converging on international standards of regulation, comparative historical institutionalists assume ongoing diversity of regulatory frameworks. The paper shows that reforms of banking r…
The revival of the nation-state? Stock exchange regulation in an era of globalized financial markets
The debate on economic globalization suggests that the blurring of territorial boundaries shifts the power relations between nation-states and domestic market constituencies in favour of the latter. States have lost autonomy since policies are increasingly formulated in supranational or global arenas. Market actors seem to profit from economic and political deterritorialization. They may use their wider choice of geographic location in order to l…
From managed to market capitalism? German finance in transition
Deregulation, technological change, and the integration of markets increase the competitive pressures on forms of national and sectoral governance. The heart of the issue is whether the continental, consensus‐oriented model of capitalism is gravitating towards the Anglo‐Saxon, market‐oriented model. This essay examines the heuristic value of this convergence thesis, using the German financial sector and its relations to industry and government as…
The finance sector in transition
Finance used to be the cornerstone of the coordinated model of German capitalism. Restricted competition within the banking sector and stable network relations between industry, banks and also regional governments were seen as preconditions for longer term investment strategies and regional industrial policy. Since the early 1990s, a substantial restructuring has taken place leading to the commodification and re-regulation of financial relations.…
Internationalization and Financial Federalism
In this article, the authors examine some effects of economic internationalization on state structures, especially in regard to the distribution of power and authority within federalist systems. Using an institutional rational choice model, they analyze changes in financial regulation and market structures in Germany and the United States. The focus is on the financial realm because of its high degree of internationalization and because, in both …
Varieties of private self-regulation in European capitalism
Voluntary codes of best practice have become increasingly prominent in corporate governance regulation. Given their similarity in focus and substance, the global spread of private self-regulation in corporate governance is often attributed to the rise of institutional investors and seen as signalling a global convergence of standards among the traditionally divergent national corporate governance systems. Drawing on institutionalist approaches of…
Accountants, Europeanists and Monetary Guardians
When the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund provided financial assistance to crisis-ridden European countries, they frequently clashed over loan conditions related to financial stability, fiscal policy and structural adjustment. This is puzzling given that the three organizations shared a general understanding of how to resolve the crisis, its causes and the need for austerity and were supervised by…
Varieties of localization
n Contains fulltext :\n 157237.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Closed access)\n
Back to the future? The domestic sources of transatlantic regulation
As each others' most important investment and trading partner, the European and U.S. American economies are closely interlinked. The growing intensity of economic interdependence has spurred the transatlantic coordination of rules and standards that could form non-tariff barriers to transatlantic commerce. But despite impressive government-to-government efforts to eliminate market barriers, the EU and the U.S. have frequently clashed over each ot…
Developmental states, civil society, and public health
n Contains fulltext :\n 160662.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Closed access)\n
Games borrower governments play
Research on the Economic Adjustment Programmes (EAPs) for Eurozone crisis countries has so far acknowledged the role of creditor countries and Troika institutions or has examined the economic effects or structural determinants of domestic implementation processes. The role of borrower governments as strategic actors within the 'Troika complex' has been neglected. Taking Cyprus and Portugal as cases in point, the article shows how reform-oriented …
When Overlapping Organisations Play Two-Level Games
In the literature, the cooperation of the IMF and the EU in credit lending has been discussed either from a state-centric, bureaucratic or institutionalist perspective. In this article, we examine the Troika as a set-up of multiple organisational overlap providing bureaucratic agents with constraints and opportunities for strategic action. Taking Latvia and Greece as cases in point, we analyse who prevails in a situation of conflict and why. How …
Varieties of Change in German Capitalism
The revival of the nation-state? Stock exchange regulation in an era of globalized financial markets
The debate on economic globalization suggests that the blurring of territorial boundaries shifts the power relations between nation-states and domestic market constituencies in favour of the latter. States have lost autonomy since policies are increasingly formulated in supranational or global arenas. Market actors seem to profit from economic and political deterritorialization. They may use their wider choice of geographic location in order to l…
Die politische Konstitution von Märkten
Ein zuträglicher institutioneller Rahmen und der Verzicht auf politische Eingriffe gelten vielfach als einzige Voraussetzung für marktwirtschaftliches Wachstum. Demgegenüber zeigen die Beiträge dieses Bandes, dass funktionierende Märkte nicht nur institutionell eingebettet sein müssen, sondern darüber hinaus politischer "Pflege" bedürfen, die sich sowohl in aktiver Förderung als auch in regulativer Zähmung äußert. Die Analysen zur politischen Kon…
From managed to market capitalism? German finance in transition
Deregulation, technological change, and the integration of markets increase the competitive pressures on forms of national and sectoral governance. The heart of the issue is whether the continental, consensus‐oriented model of capitalism is gravitating towards the Anglo‐Saxon, market‐oriented model. This essay examines the heuristic value of this convergence thesis, using the German financial sector and its relations to industry and government as…
Internationalization and Financial Federalism
In this article, the authors examine some effects of economic internationalization on state structures, especially in regard to the distribution of power and authority within federalist systems. Using an institutional rational choice model, they analyze changes in financial regulation and market structures in Germany and the United States. The focus is on the financial realm because of its high degree of internationalization and because, in both …
Regulative Politik
Regulative Politik. Zähmungen von Markt und Technik.
Wohlfahrtsstaat
Governance - Regieren in Komplexen Regelsystemen
Wohlfahrtsstaat — Transformation und Perspektiven
Theoretische Perspektiven Der aktivierende - Transformation von Staatlichkeit im disorganisierten Wohlfahrtskapitalismus - Sozialpolitik als human capital investment - Koordination zwischen Staat, Markt und Familie? - Nationale und vergleichende Perspektiven - Sozialstaat und Arbeitsmarkt im Strukturwandel - Staat und Verbande in der Arbeitsmarktpolitik - Transformation der Sozialpolitik im halbsouveranen Staat - Reformen in Danemark, Schweden, d…
Convergence Within National Diversity
The international political economy literature often expects that states end up in regulatory races to the bottom while competing for the most mobile segments of capital. While multilateralism argues that states are able to overcome prisoner dilemma situations by converging on international standards of regulation, comparative historical institutionalists assume ongoing diversity of regulatory frameworks. The paper shows that reforms of banking r…
Die Steuerbarkeit komplexer Gesellschaften
The finance sector in transition
Finance used to be the cornerstone of the coordinated model of German capitalism. Restricted competition within the banking sector and stable network relations between industry, banks and also regional governments were seen as preconditions for longer term investment strategies and regional industrial policy. Since the early 1990s, a substantial restructuring has taken place leading to the commodification and re-regulation of financial relations.…
Governance in der politischen Ökonomie
Globalisierung, Liberalisierung und der zunehmende Wettbewerb zwischen nationalen Märkten setzen das Institutionengefüge heutiger Marktwirtschaften zunehmend unter Druck. Kommt es zur Angleichung der Wirtschaftsstrukturen angelsächsischer und kontinentaleuropäischer Länder? Welche Dynamiken kennzeichnen den Umbau von Institutionen auf der Ebene von Wirtschaftssektoren, regionalen Produktionszusammenhängen oder auch die Transformation von Wirtscha…
Governance in der Politischen Ökonomie
Handbuch Governance
Wie gelingt es Individuen oder Organisationen, ihre Handlungen zu strukturieren, zu regulieren und zu koordinieren, um kollektive Probleme zu lösen oder gemeinsame Leistungen zu erbringen? Wie funktioniert Koordination in unterschiedlichen Interaktionsformen und Institutionen? Dies sind Fragen, die sich hinter dem Begriff Governance verbergen, der in den Sozial-, Rechts- und Wirtschaftswissenschaften zunehmend verwendet wird. Das vorliegende Hand…
Governance in der Politischen Ökonomie
Finanzmärkte
Auf Finanzmärkten werden weder Güter produziert noch Produkte zum Zwecke des Konsums an Kunden verteilt. Vielmehr dienen Finanzmärkte dem Handel von Kapital in Form von Geld (Währungen), Wertpapieren (Aktien, Anleihen) oder anderen Finanzkontrakten (Derivate). Im Unterschied zu Transaktionen auf Gütermärkten ist der Handel auf Finanzmärkten zukunftsorientiert, denn es werden Zahlungsversprechen gehandelt (vgl. Windolf 2005: 27). Ein Kapitalgeber …
Handbuch Governance
Varieties of Change in German Capitalism
Mechanismen institutionellen Wandels im deutschen Kapitalismus
Developmental states, civil society, and public health
n Contains fulltext :\n 160662.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Closed access)\n
Varieties of private self-regulation in European capitalism
Voluntary codes of best practice have become increasingly prominent in corporate governance regulation. Given their similarity in focus and substance, the global spread of private self-regulation in corporate governance is often attributed to the rise of institutional investors and seen as signalling a global convergence of standards among the traditionally divergent national corporate governance systems. Drawing on institutionalist approaches of…
Back to the future? The domestic sources of transatlantic regulation
As each others' most important investment and trading partner, the European and U.S. American economies are closely interlinked. The growing intensity of economic interdependence has spurred the transatlantic coordination of rules and standards that could form non-tariff barriers to transatlantic commerce. But despite impressive government-to-government efforts to eliminate market barriers, the EU and the U.S. have frequently clashed over each ot…
Regulative Politik
The European rescue of the Washington Consensus? EU and IMF lending to Central and Eastern European countries
The global financial crisis has transformed the relationship between the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the European Union (EU). Until the crisis, the IMF had not lent to EU member states in decades, but now the two organisations closely coordinate their lending policies. In the Latvian and Romanian programmes, the IMF and the EU advocated different loan terms. Surprisingly, the EU embraced ‘Washington Consensus’-style measures more willin…
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