Titlebook: Critiques of Capital in Modern Britain and America; Transatlantic Exchan Mark Bevir (Associate Professor),Frank Trentmann ( Book 2002 Palgr

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,Getting ,: American Models for the Remaking of the Consumer Interest in Britain, 1930s–1960s,e to stand for the novelty of the mobilized consumer; and the Association did much to write the narrative of an emerging consumer consciousness.. The orthodox founding-myth of the new consumer movement took Britain’s postwar affluence as its Genesis: with the expansion of home-ownership and the diff

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Trust and Self-determination: Anglo-American Ethics of Empire and International Government,res, the governments of both countries developed the tradition of trusteeship in response to particular political and economic objectives, and changing relationships of power. Above all, trusteeship enabled British and US officials to reconcile their commitments to the expansion of modern capitalism

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Cosmopolitanism, Rawls and the English School,ater work ... It argues that notwithstanding their different intellectual backgrounds, these two traditions share a number of common points in their account of international justice and in their relation to capitalism. The Westphalian ideals affirmed by Rawls and the English school have been subject

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,New Labour and ‘Third Way’ Political Economy: Paving the European Road to Washington?,osition and now in government, as a largely nonnegotiable external economic constraint necessitating market-conforming social and economic reform.. Consequently, the ‘harsh economic realities’ of ‘new times’ are held to compromise not only the Keynesianism, corporatism and traditional social democra

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rvey and, by stepping beyond the dogmatic opposition between post-modernists and empiricists, provides a new research agenda for an integrated study of capitalism and its critics.978-1-349-43019-2978-0-230-50572-8

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Freedom of Contract, the Market and Imperial Law-making,intrigue. A society based on contract, therefore, gives the utmost room and chance for individual development, and for all the self-reliance and dignity of a free man.’. So declaimed William Graham Sumner in 1883. For Sumner, the American republic was the triumph of contract. Constraints on state po

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,Britain, Europe and the Critique of Capitalism in American Reform, 1880–1920,ns linked American progressives to European social reformers. The renewed focus on this transatlantic dimension of American reform in recent scholarship provides an important opportunity for reinterpreting progressivism. It challenges long-standing assumptions about the nature of American reform, an