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CAPITALIST DEVELOPMENT AND CRISIS THEORY Accumulation, Regulation and Spatial Restructuring Also by M. Gottdiener CITIES IN STRESS (editor) THE CITY AND THE SIGN (editor with Alexandros Ph. Lagopoulos) THE DECLINE OF URBAN POLITICS PLANNED SPRAWL THE SOCIAL PRODUCfiON OF URBAN SPACE Also by Nicos Komninos THEORY OF URBANITY (in Greek, 3 vols) URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING (in Greek) ESPACE URBAIN, ARCHITECfURE ET IDEOLOGIE Capitalist Develop01ent and Crisis Theory: Accumulation, Regulation and Spatial Restructuring Edited by M. Gottdiener Professor of Sociology and Chair, Urban Studies Program University of California, Riverside and Nicos Komninos Assistant Professor of Urban Planning, Aristotelean University of Thessaloniki Palgrave Macmillan ISBN 978-1-349-19962-4 ISBN 978-1-349-19960-0 (eBook) DOI 10.1007/978-1-349-19960-0 © M. Gottdiener and N. Komninos 1989 Softcover reprint of the hardcover 1st edition 1989 978-0-333-45582-1 All rights reserved. For information, write Scholarly and Reference Division, St. Martin's Press, Inc., 175 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10010 First published in the United States of America in 1989 ISBN 978-0-312-02102-3 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Capitalist development and crisis theory. Includes index. 1. Capitalism. 2. Business cycles. 3. Saving and investment. I. Gottdiener, Mark. II. Komninos, Nicos HB501.C24273 1989 338.9 88-15848 ISBN 978-0-312-02102-3 To the memory of Gregory Garwick and Thora Paulson- M.G. To Elena and Alexandros- N.K. Contents List of Figures IX List of Tables X Acknowledgements xi Notes on the Contributors xiii Introduction 1 M. Gottdiener and N. Komninos PART I THEORIES OF LATE CAPITALISM AND CRISIS 2 An Introduction to a Theory of Crisis Theories 21 James O'Connor 3 Theories of Crisis: An Explanation of the 1974-82 Cycle 30 Ernest Mandel 4 Three Crises: The Metamorphoses of Capitalism and the Labour Movement 59 Alain Lipietz PART II INTERNATIONALISATION OF ACCUMULATION: THE CRISIS OF INTEGRATION, TRADE AND DEBT 5 The Uncoupling of the World Order: A Survey of Global Crisis Theories 99 John Bellamy Foster 6 Nation-State and European Integration: Structural Problems in the Process of Economic Integration within the European Community 123 Klaus Busch 7 The Problem of Capitalist Development: Theoretical Considerations in View of the Industrial Countries and the New Industrial Countries 154 John Milios viii Contents 8 Industrialisation, De-industrialisation and Uneven Development: The Case of the Pacific Rim 174 Mike Berry 9 The Infernal Logic of the Debt Crisis 217 Ernest Mandel PART III CRISIS IN THE MODE OF REGULATION: THE RESTRUCTURING OF THE WELFARE STATE 10 Economic Crisis and Welfare State Recommodification: A Comparative Analysis of the United States and Britain 237 Desmond King 11 Conservative Regimes and the Transition to Post-Fordism: The Cases of Great Britain and West Germany 261 Bob Jessop 12 Political Regulation: The Crisis of Fordism and the Transformation of the Party System in West Germany 300 Juergen Haeusler and Joachim Hirsch PART IV CAPITALIST RESTRUCTURING AND SPATIAL CHANGE 13 The Change of Regional Inequality in the Federal Republic of Germany 331 Hartmut Hiiusermann and Thomas Kriimer-Badoni 14 From National to Local: The Janus Face of Crisis 348 Nicos Komninos 15 Crisis Theory and Socio-Spatial Restructuring: The US Case 365 M. Gottdiener 16 Financial Crises and the Evolution of Capitalism: The Crash of '87-What Does it Mean? 391 Hyman P. Minsky Index 404 List of Figures 3.1 Cyclical evolution of productive investment in the private sector of seven major countries 48 3.2 Taxes on profits and corporate profits in Great Britain showing mutual decrease of taxes and profits 49 6.1 Development of the Price Index for Consumer Goods in selected countries (1976-82) 134 6.2 Bilateral Foreign Trade Balances between the FOR and other selected EC countries (in billion OM) 1972-82 137 6.3 Bilateral Foreign Trade Balances (15 specified sub-groups of goods of the industrial statistics) between the FOR and selected EC states (in billion OM) 1972-82 138 List of Tables 3.1 Evolution of strike struggles (in yearly averages) 45 6.1 Real gross national product, productivity, real wages and consumer prices (the average annual percentage change) 132 6.2 Change of the ECU parity of the EC currencies from March 1979 until August 1986 (per cent) 135 6.3 Changes of the bilateral OM exchange rate vis-a-vis different European currencies 1979-81 135 8.1 Selected growth rates 177 8.2 Sector share of industry, selected countries 179 8.3 Distribution of manufacturing added, 1981 (per cent) 180 8.4 Export growth, selected countries 180 8.5 Origin and destination of merchandise exports (per cent) 182 8.6 Japanese direct investment, 1984-85 209 9.1 Accumulated debt at end-1985 218 9.2 Clandestine export of capital from selected countries 222

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