Routledge Capitalism - Frontiers of Political Economy Book

Gain a fresh perspective on global economic systems with Capitalism from the Routledge Frontiers of Political Economy series. Written by Lippit, a leading heterodox economist in the USA, this ambitious book rethinks the very nature of modern capitalism through a detailed comparative lens. This work provides a deep dive into three distinct capitalist prototypes. You will study the market-driven Anglo-American version, the welfare-state capitalism found in continental Europe, and the state-led capitalism characteristic of East Asia. By examining these different models, the text helps readers understand the unique structures that drive global markets. Beyond comparing these systems, the book analyzes the common weaknesses found across different capitalist strands. It serves as a provocative and stimulating read for students, academics, and anyone interested in business and economic history. Whether you are researching political economy or looking to understand the friction between different global economic models, this Routledge publication offers a comprehensive study of how capitalism functions in the modern world.