Titlebook: Democracy and the Economy in Finland and Sweden since 1960; A Nordic Perspective Ilkka K?rryl? Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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New Economic Paradigm Narrows the Horizon of Democratization,urces of investment and employment. For business and employer organizations as well as center-right parties, the economic crisis of the 1970s provided an opportunity to promote their traditional ideas of decreased state intervention, lower taxation and a smaller public sector. They promoted the figu

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From Democratization to Liberalization,emocracy and the economy, but more often discarded them altogether. For the right, it did not seem necessary to argue that free markets were a form of democracy; they were rather a precondition to democracy. The left, in turn, was struggling to modify its ideational constellations to fit the new wor

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,Enterprise Democracy: Employee Power or?Consultative Cooperation?,terprise democracy’ is provided first, along with a discussion on its relation to ‘industrial democracy’. Then it shows how enterprise democracy was taken up by the social democrats and trade unions, but also by progressive liberals and employer representatives in the 1960s. The main axes of debate

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Last Struggles for Economic Democracy,tion were weakened or abandoned. Capital flows, credit and interest rates were liberalized, which shifted the locus of economic governance from states and politicians to markets and managers. Pressures to liberalize labor markets grew as well, as Swedish and Finnish enterprises began to face stronge

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From Democratization to Liberalization,oncepts among parties of the left. Prominence of the concepts of human rights and civil society increased, and liberal constellations around these concepts in a sense replaced previous ideas of democratization. In a global perspective, the meaning of democracy was consolidated on increasing rights o