Table of Contents - 6[-]Preface - 10[-]Acknowledgements - 12[-]The Institutional Legacy of the Crisisof Global Capitalism - 14[-]part 1 diagnosing the crisis - 54[-]A Tale of Two Crises - 56[-]A History of Profligate Lending - 68[-]The Problem of Social Deflation - 74[-]The Crisis as a Paradigm Shift - 82[-]part 2 exploring domestic polictyspace under low growth - 92[-]The Significance of Politics - 94[-]Troubleshooting Economic Narratives - 104[-]Leadership Imperatives for aPost-Crisis World - 110[-]Establishing a New Macro-economicPolicy Regime - 122[-]Varieties of Capitalism;Varieties of Reform - 134[-]part 3 coping with paradise lost - 144[-]Social Discontent inEuropean Welfare States - 146[-]A Crisis of Consumerism - 156[-]The Moral Bankruptcyof New Capitalism - 164[-]Transcending theEuropean Nation State - 170[-]part 4 embedding a new globalcontract - 176[-]The Crisis ofGlobal Governance - 178[-]Capitalism 3.0 - 186[-]The Global Development Agenda - 194[-]The Economic Crisisand Climate Change - 202[-]A Stress Testfor the Welfare State - 208[-]The G2 and the Crisis - 212[-]part 5 realigning europe - 220[-]A New European Contract - 222[-]Europe's Neo-liberal Bias - 228[-]Beyond Lisbon - 236[-]The Quest for Vision - 246[-]Rekindling the Spirit of Cooperation - 252[-]EPILOGUE Towards a New Agenda - 260[-]Overview of the Interviews - 268[-]Biographies of the Interviewees - 270[-]Biographies of the Editors - 282Aftershocks. Economic Crisis and Institutional Choice is tot stand gekomen in het oog van de storm van de grootste economische crisis sinds de Grote Depressie van de vorige eeuw. Alhoewel het te vroeg is om de precieze gevolgen van de crisis te bepalen, staat wel vast dat de 'naschokken' diep ingrijpen op economie, politiek en samenleving. Dit boek