Knowledge Regimes and the Varieties of Capitalism

This paper develops the concept of knowledge regime and shows how knowledge regimes vary across the two most basic varieties of capitalism: liberal and coordinated market economies. The key questions motivating this paper are whether there are different types of knowledge regimes associated with different varieties of capitalism during the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries; how they generate policy ideas; and how they disseminate these ideas to policy makers. Hence, this paper begins to fill an important blind spot in the comparative political economy and varieties of capitalism literatures

Four Generations of Women, Portrait

Studio photograph three women and a baby. The elderly woman and the youngest woman are seated and the young woman holds the infant. All the women wear elegant jeweled dresses and the young woman's dress is dark and wears earrings. The infant is wearing a long white dress. Hanging on the wall behind them is a tapestry and there is a rug on the floor. Embossed on the bottom border are the words, "Campbelle Studios"