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List of Figures and Tables | p. xi |
List of Abbreviations | p. xiii |
Acknowledgements | p. xv |
Introduction: the Importance of Finance and the Origins of Developmentalism | p. 1 |
The case of Greece | p. 4 |
Banks and the political economy of finance | p. 6 |
Economic development and the importance of finance | p. 10 |
Origins of postwar developmentalism and the 'developmental state' | p. 13 |
An overview of the book chapters | p. 18 |
Regime Dependencies and the Political Economy of Postwar Economic Policies | p. 20 |
Postwar growth and the cold war regime: external sources of domestic policy choices | p. 20 |
The interwar legacy and the antecedent circumstances of postwar growth | p. 22 |
Devaluation, restoration of monetary stability, and the outward-looking developmental strategy | p. 25 |
The 'Greek economic model': ideology, strategy, and practice | p. 29 |
The political economy of developmental policies: a state-driven pattern | p. 38 |
Winners and losers of the post-1953 political economy | p. 42 |
The political uses of administered credit | p. 44 |
Administered credit as substitute for redistribution | p. 45 |
In conclusion | p. 47 |
Policy Paradigms, Financial Intervention, and the Limits of Developmentalism | p. 48 |
Developmental finance and the Currency Committee | p. 48 |
Industrial banking, policy paradigms, and lesson-drawing | p. 51 |
Credit interventionism and the planning model: developmental policies without a developmental state | p. 56 |
Plenty of savings, not enough investment: the perverse effects of developmental finance | p. 62 |
Large-size 'infant industries' cohabiting with the small enterprise sector | p. 67 |
Overleveraged: the capital structure of industry | p. 69 |
Oligopoly structures and selective state protectionism | p. 70 |
Banking power: high spreads and oligopoly profits | p. 74 |
In conclusion | p. 77 |
Crisis and Transition: Regime Change, Democratization, and the Decline of Developmentalism | p. 80 |
Regime change: the 1970s crisis, end of stability, and the era of financial internationalization | p. 80 |
The domestic response: monetary expansion, stop-go, and the inflationary spiral | p. 85 |
The political economy of democratization and its impact on developmentalism | p. 87 |
The stagflationary 1980s | p. 95 |
The distortion of credit interventionism | p. 100 |
The shift to economic stabilization and disinflation | p. 103 |
In conclusion | p. 110 |
Central Bank, Government, and the Politics of Financial Liberalization | p. 112 |
Institutional independence: a framework of analysis | p. 114 |
Exploiting windows of opportunity: policy strength beyond institutional independence | p. 119 |
Internal central bank resources and organization | p. 120 |
Agenda identification, policy determination, and exclusiveness: policymaking under government constraint | p. 122 |
The decade of adjustment (1990-2000) and the national consensus over EMU | p. 127 |
The momentous monetary policy shift and the role of financial liberalization | p. 130 |
Central bank and government: the stakes of liberalization | p. 133 |
Banks and Socioeconomic Interests: Winners and Losers of Financial Reform | p. 138 |
Exhibiting policy strength: central bank and the banking sector | p. 138 |
Financial and banking sector gains and losses from liberalization | p. 142 |
High spreads: the politics of banking oligopoly | p. 148 |
Facing the arena of socioeconomic interests | p. 150 |
Central bank strength and the bankers' rise | p. 159 |
A comment on interest organization: from state corporatism to parentela to concertation? | p. 160 |
The New Political Economy of Financial Integration, Globalization, and the EMU | p. 168 |
A new framework: the mixed effects of financial liberalization and the EMU | p. 168 |
Implications for banking: bank-based systems persisting despite growing disintermediation | p. 176 |
Redistributive and political implications of globalization, and the business-labor balance | p. 178 |
The results of capital mobility on labor restraint: shift to neocorporatism? | p. 184 |
Left and right under a disinflationary regime | p. 192 |
Summarizing the argument | p. 197 |
State, Finance, and Growth: Beyond the New Political Economy | p. 199 |
The manifold importance of the state-finance connection | p. 199 |
From developmental to stabilization state | p. 201 |
State, power, and finance | p. 210 |
The politics of economic reform | p. 213 |
Development, equity, redistribution | p. 214 |
Ideas, institutions, and interests in economic policy | p. 216 |
On a final note: some comparative and normative considerations | p. 220 |
Governments and Prime Ministers in Greece, 1950-2000 | p. 224 |
Clientelistic Policies of the Currency Committee | p. 226 |
Financial Liberalization in Greece: Selected Measures | p. 227 |
Notes | p. 229 |
References | p. 241 |
Index | p. 261 |
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