State after Statism

Discover the intricate dynamics of state intervention in affluent democracies with "State after Statism" by Jonah Levy, published by Harvard University Press in 2006. Spanning 488 pages, this insightful book challenges the prevailing notion that globalization and other contemporary trends necessitate a reduction in state regulation. Instead, Levy argues that these same forces are generating new demands for government involvement in economic affairs. Through a comprehensive analysis, this work sheds light on the evolving role of the state in shaping economic policies and responding to global changes. A must-read for anyone interested in comparative economics, political science, and public policy, "State after Statism" offers a fresh perspective on the intersection of economics and government. Enhance your understanding of economic theory and the political aspects of state intervention today!