The American Political Economy - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Figures

pp vii-ix

Tables

pp x-xi

Contributors

pp xii-xii

Acknowledgments

pp xiii-xiv

Introduction - The American Political Economy: A Framework and Agenda for Research

pp 1-48

I - Political Arenas and Actors

pp 49-130

1 - Hurdles to Shared Prosperity: Congress, Parties, and the National Policy Process in an Era of Inequality

pp 51-75

2 - The Role of the Law in the American Political Economy

pp 76-102

3 - Collective Action, Law, and the Fragmented Development of the American Labor Movement

pp 103-130

II - Race, Space, and Governance

pp 131-244

4 - Racial Inequality, Market Inequality, and the American Political Economy

pp 133-157

5 - The Production of Local Inequality: Race, Class, and Land Use in American Cities

pp 158-180

6 - The City Re-centered? Local Inequality Mitigation in the 21st Century

pp 181-208

7 - The Political Economies of Red States

pp 209-244

III - Corporate Power and Concentration

pp 245-320

8 - Mo’ Patents, Mo’ Problems: Corporate Strategy, Structure, and Profitability in America’s Political Economy

pp 247-269

9 - Asset Manager Capitalism as a Corporate Governance Regime

pp 270-294

10 - Labor Market Power in the American Political Economy

pp 295-320

IV - The American Knowledge Economy

pp 321-418

11 - The United States as Radical Innovation Driver: The Politics of Declining Dominance?

pp 323-350

12 - Public Investment in the Knowledge Economy

pp 351-374

13 - Concentration and Commodification: The Political Economy of Postindustrialism in America and Beyond

pp 375-406

Epilogue - The American Political Economy Confronts COVID-19

pp 407-418

Bibliography

pp 419-472