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Three Comments on Storm “The Economics and Politics of Social Democracy: A Reconsideration"

May 2020 | Government & Politics

Working Paper Series By

  • Joseph Halevi

    • Faculty, International University College of Turin
    • Retired Faculty, University of Sydney

  • Peter Kriesler

    • Associate Professor, University of New South Wales

  • Duncan Foley

    • Advisory Board
    • Leo Model Professor, The New School

  • Thomas Ferguson

    • Research Director
    • Professor Emeritus, University of Massachusetts, Boston

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This Working Paper presents three separate comments on Servaas Storm’s “The Economics and Politics of Social Democracy: A Reconsideration”. The first is by Joseph Halevi and Peter Kriesler; the second is by Duncan Foley; and the third is by Thomas Ferguson.

Working Paper Series By

  • Joseph Halevi

    • Faculty, International University College of Turin
    • Retired Faculty, University of Sydney

  • Peter Kriesler

    • Associate Professor, University of New South Wales

  • Duncan Foley

    • Advisory Board
    • Leo Model Professor, The New School

  • Thomas Ferguson

    • Research Director
    • Professor Emeritus, University of Massachusetts, Boston
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