Titlebook: Culture and Consensus in European Varieties of Capitalism; A "Common Sense" Ana Ian Bruff Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmi

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Germany and the Alliance for Jobs, assumptions about the political economy to act as an anchor for the various versions of common sense. In addition, the Alliance for Jobs process revealed the difficulty in establishing a common ground even in times of economic difficulty, such as persistently high unemployment.

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Five Ways of Looking at “Ought”hases and loci. Perhaps unsurprisingly, this chapter will not cover the multitude of positions and conceptualizations in their entirety, instead focusing on those literatures of potential relevance for the conceptualization of culture articulated and defended from Chapter 3 onwards.

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Five Ways of Looking at “Ought”eover, political struggle centres on the attempts of each group to render . version of common sense the basis for how humans in that society think and act. Therefore, several versions of common sense — or culture — can coexist at any one time, and it is an open empirical question which version becomes ascendant in the society being studied.

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The Cost of Living in America and Germanymple at the time was the Dutch case, but the revival of the Swedish economy, and the improved prospects for the French and German economies, appeared to provide grounds for a more positive assessment.

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Culture in the Literatures,hases and loci. Perhaps unsurprisingly, this chapter will not cover the multitude of positions and conceptualizations in their entirety, instead focusing on those literatures of potential relevance for the conceptualization of culture articulated and defended from Chapter 3 onwards.

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,An Alternative Framework: Gramsci’s “Common Sense”,eover, political struggle centres on the attempts of each group to render . version of common sense the basis for how humans in that society think and act. Therefore, several versions of common sense — or culture — can coexist at any one time, and it is an open empirical question which version becomes ascendant in the society being studied.

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Post-2001 Radicalization,mple at the time was the Dutch case, but the revival of the Swedish economy, and the improved prospects for the French and German economies, appeared to provide grounds for a more positive assessment.

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2662-2483 nio Gramsci‘s ‘common sense‘ provides us with the conceptual apparatus necessary for analysing the integral role played by culture and consensus in the trajectories of national capitalisms in Europe.978-1-349-36178-6978-0-230-58343-6Series ISSN 2662-2483 Series E-ISSN 2662-2491

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Five Ways of Looking at “Ought”cal controversy.’ Nevertheless, while certainly true, one common theme in the discussions is the need for a consensus to exist across different actors in order for the economy to perform well. This is necessary in European political economies, because they are characterized by a compromise between c

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Five Ways of Looking at “Ought”pitalism is via an adequate conceptualization of the role of culture. Therefore, this chapter will be concerned with culture. As can be seen from the above opinion of one of the most respected commentators on culture, there is substantial disagreement about what “culture” is, with many different emp