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When Europe Hits Home: How Europeanization Triggers the Conflict of Capitalism in the German System of Corporate Control
2012
Claremont-UC Undergraduate Research Conference on the European Union
This paper challenges the methodological adherence to institutional stability of the "Varieties of Capitalism" approach by showing that constant change pressure caused by 'negative EU integration' has, indeed, profoundly affected the German system of corporate control. Over the past years, European institutions have been striving to create a common market for corporate control in order to make the EU the world's most competitive economic area. Europe's push for liberalization, however, has not
doi:10.5642/urceu.201201.08
fatcat:kh2aeakvtjg7pi7cs3fp3skxda