The New State : : Etatization of Western Societies / / Szymon Chodak.

Analyzes the ongoing transformation of Western societies into state controlled and state regulated systems and the contours of the New State that is being constructed in the process.

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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Tables -- Preface -- Introduction -- PART ONE TRANSITION TO THE NEW STATE: GENERAL THEORY OF ETATIZATION -- CHAPTER ONE. State Functions -- CHAPTER TWO. Principal Features of Etatization -- CHAPTER THREE. Conflict over Socioeconomic Issues -- CHAPTER FOUR. Conflicting Philosophies -- CHAPTER FIVE. Economic and Political Systems of Western Nations: Typology -- PART TWO COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE NEW STATE: THE UNITED STATES, WESTERN EUROPE, CANADA, AND JAPAN -- CHAPTER SIX. Direct Regulation: The United States -- CHAPTER SEVEN. Indirect Regulation: The United States -- CHAPTER EIGHT. Two-Sector Economies and Etatization -- CHAPTER NINE. Decline and Recovery: Great Britain -- CHAPTER TEN. From Étatisme to Étatisme: France -- CHAPTER ELEVEN. Centralized Management in West Germany, Italy, and Sweden -- CHAPTER TWELVE. Etatization and Nationalism: Canada -- CHAPTER THIRTEEN. Soft Etatization: Japan -- PART THREE THE CONTEMPORARY INDIVIDUAL AND THE HISTORICAL INEVITABILITY OF ETATIZATION -- CHAPTER FOURTEEN. The New Morality -- CHAPTER FIFTEEN. Is Etatization Inevitable? -- CHAPTER SIXTEEN. The New State: Neither Capitalist nor Socialist -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index
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Analyzes the ongoing transformation of Western societies into state controlled and state regulated systems and the contours of the New State that is being constructed in the process.
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Frontmatter --
Contents --
Tables --
Preface --
Introduction --
PART ONE TRANSITION TO THE NEW STATE: GENERAL THEORY OF ETATIZATION --
CHAPTER ONE. State Functions --
CHAPTER TWO. Principal Features of Etatization --
CHAPTER THREE. Conflict over Socioeconomic Issues --
CHAPTER FOUR. Conflicting Philosophies --
CHAPTER FIVE. Economic and Political Systems of Western Nations: Typology --
PART TWO COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE NEW STATE: THE UNITED STATES, WESTERN EUROPE, CANADA, AND JAPAN --
CHAPTER SIX. Direct Regulation: The United States --
CHAPTER SEVEN. Indirect Regulation: The United States --
CHAPTER EIGHT. Two-Sector Economies and Etatization --
CHAPTER NINE. Decline and Recovery: Great Britain --
CHAPTER TEN. From Étatisme to Étatisme: France --
CHAPTER ELEVEN. Centralized Management in West Germany, Italy, and Sweden --
CHAPTER TWELVE. Etatization and Nationalism: Canada --
CHAPTER THIRTEEN. Soft Etatization: Japan --
PART THREE THE CONTEMPORARY INDIVIDUAL AND THE HISTORICAL INEVITABILITY OF ETATIZATION --
CHAPTER FOURTEEN. The New Morality --
CHAPTER FIFTEEN. Is Etatization Inevitable? --
CHAPTER SIXTEEN. The New State: Neither Capitalist nor Socialist --
Notes --
Bibliography --
Index
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title_alt Frontmatter --
Contents --
Tables --
Preface --
Introduction --
PART ONE TRANSITION TO THE NEW STATE: GENERAL THEORY OF ETATIZATION --
CHAPTER ONE. State Functions --
CHAPTER TWO. Principal Features of Etatization --
CHAPTER THREE. Conflict over Socioeconomic Issues --
CHAPTER FOUR. Conflicting Philosophies --
CHAPTER FIVE. Economic and Political Systems of Western Nations: Typology --
PART TWO COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE NEW STATE: THE UNITED STATES, WESTERN EUROPE, CANADA, AND JAPAN --
CHAPTER SIX. Direct Regulation: The United States --
CHAPTER SEVEN. Indirect Regulation: The United States --
CHAPTER EIGHT. Two-Sector Economies and Etatization --
CHAPTER NINE. Decline and Recovery: Great Britain --
CHAPTER TEN. From Étatisme to Étatisme: France --
CHAPTER ELEVEN. Centralized Management in West Germany, Italy, and Sweden --
CHAPTER TWELVE. Etatization and Nationalism: Canada --
CHAPTER THIRTEEN. Soft Etatization: Japan --
PART THREE THE CONTEMPORARY INDIVIDUAL AND THE HISTORICAL INEVITABILITY OF ETATIZATION --
CHAPTER FOURTEEN. The New Morality --
CHAPTER FIFTEEN. Is Etatization Inevitable? --
CHAPTER SIXTEEN. The New State: Neither Capitalist nor Socialist --
Notes --
Bibliography --
Index
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contents Frontmatter --
Contents --
Tables --
Preface --
Introduction --
PART ONE TRANSITION TO THE NEW STATE: GENERAL THEORY OF ETATIZATION --
CHAPTER ONE. State Functions --
CHAPTER TWO. Principal Features of Etatization --
CHAPTER THREE. Conflict over Socioeconomic Issues --
CHAPTER FOUR. Conflicting Philosophies --
CHAPTER FIVE. Economic and Political Systems of Western Nations: Typology --
PART TWO COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE NEW STATE: THE UNITED STATES, WESTERN EUROPE, CANADA, AND JAPAN --
CHAPTER SIX. Direct Regulation: The United States --
CHAPTER SEVEN. Indirect Regulation: The United States --
CHAPTER EIGHT. Two-Sector Economies and Etatization --
CHAPTER NINE. Decline and Recovery: Great Britain --
CHAPTER TEN. From Étatisme to Étatisme: France --
CHAPTER ELEVEN. Centralized Management in West Germany, Italy, and Sweden --
CHAPTER TWELVE. Etatization and Nationalism: Canada --
CHAPTER THIRTEEN. Soft Etatization: Japan --
PART THREE THE CONTEMPORARY INDIVIDUAL AND THE HISTORICAL INEVITABILITY OF ETATIZATION --
CHAPTER FOURTEEN. The New Morality --
CHAPTER FIFTEEN. Is Etatization Inevitable? --
CHAPTER SIXTEEN. The New State: Neither Capitalist nor Socialist --
Notes --
Bibliography --
Index
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