HERMAN
SCHWARTZ
Charlottesville
434 924 7818
434 924 3359 fax
e-mail: hms2f@virginia.edu
http://www.people.virginia.edu/~hms2f
PREVIOUSLY
PUBLISHED MATERIAL
Subprime
Nation: American Power, Global
Finance and the Housing Bubble, Cornell
University Press, 2009
The Politics
of Housing Market Booms and Busts, (co-editor:
Leonard Seabrooke). Palgrave,
2009
Crisis,
Miracles, and Beyond: Negotiated
Adaptation of the Danish Welfare State, (co-editors: Erik Albæk,
Leslie Eliason, Asbjørn Sonne Nørgaard). Aarhus University Press, 2008
Employment ‘Miracles’: A Critical Comparison of the Dutch, Scandinavian, Swiss, Australian and Irish cases versus Germany and the US, (co-editor: Uwe Becker). University of Amsterdam Press/Chicago, 2005, (Introduction [730kb] and one substantive chapter [250kb]; the beautiful cover [1.3mb])
States vs. Markets: Globalization and the International Economy. London: Palgrave [nee Macmillan], 2000 – ISBN hardcover: 0 333 80262 4; paperback 0 333 80263 2 (outside the US, try this); or try Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk. Bunshindo published a Japanese translation in mid-2001.
First edition: States vs. Markets: History, Geography, and the Development
of the International Economy.
In the Dominions of Debt: Historical Perspectives on Dependent
Development.
This book is now out of print, but I have a few copies available for $20
including domestic
ARTICLES
AND CHAPTERS
(Chronological order – for peer review vs not, see my CV)
You may download or print these for fair use only. Note that these do not contain copy-editing changes made before they were printed (remember printing?), and so will differ slightly in form (but not content) from the actual published version. You can get the Adobe Acrobat Reader (to view the PDF versions) free from Adobe.
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yourself and your interest in this material. THANKS!
“Small States in
the Rearview Mirror: Legitimacy in the Management of Economy and Society,” European Political Science 9:4, December
2010
“Finance and the State in the Housing Bubble,” ch. X in Manuel Aalbers,
ed., Subprime Cities: The Political Economy of Mortgage Markets, Wiley/Blackwell,
forthcoming 2010 PDF (450 kb)
“Property Bubbles, Housing Provision and Welfare State Reorganization in
the United States and Europe,” ch. 15 in Joseph Cordes and Christian Toft,
eds., Welfare State Reform in the United
States and the European Union - Policy Choices and the Constitution of the New
Welfare Society, New York: Oxford
University Press, 2010 PDF (490 kb)
“American Hegemony Before and After the Financial Crisis,” ch. 7 in Martijn Konings, ed., Beyond the Subprime Headlines: Critical Perspectives on the Financial
Crisis, London: Verso, 2010 PDF (550 kb)
“Die Amerikananse kreditcrisis…”
Perron-E #6, September 2009, pp. 25-28. (English translation
[pdf])
Co-edited (with Leonard Seabrooke)
‘Special Issue: The Political
Consequences of Property Bubbles,’ Comparative
European Politics 6:3, September 2008
·
“Varieties
of Residential Capitalism in the International Political Economy: Old Welfare States and the New Politics of
Housing,” (with Leonard Seabrooke)
Comparative European Politics 6:3,
September 2008, pp. 237-261 PDF (191 kb)
·
“Housing,
Global Finance and American Hegemony:
Building Conservative Politics One Brick at a Time,” Comparative European Politics 6:3,
September 2008, pp. 262-284 PDF (164 kb)
“Dependency or Institutions?
Economic Geography, Causal Mechanisms and Logic in Understanding
Development,” Studies in Comparative
International Development 42:1, May 2007, pp. 115-135
PDF (380
kb)
“Explaining Australian Economic Success: Good Policy or Good Luck?” Governance 19:2, Spring 2006, pp.
173-205 PDF version only
(450kb)
“Globalization: The Long View,” ch 4 in Richard Stubbs and
“Globalisation / Welfare: What’s the Preposition? And, Or, Versus, With?” Social Policy Review 15, July 2003, pp. 71-90 PDF version only (60kb)
“‘Economic
Rationalism’ In
“Hobson’s Voice: American Internationalism, Asian Development,
and Global Macro-economic Imbalances,” Journal of Post-Keynesian Economics
25:2, Winter 2002-2003, pp. 331-351 PDF version only (77kb)
“The Long(term) and
the Short(term) of the Asian Financial Crises” in Roy Starrs, ed., Nations
under Siege: Globalisation and
Nationalism in Asia,
“Who Needs the New Economy?” Salon 16 March 2001 (with Aida Hozic) PDF version (590 kb)
“The Danish ‘Miracle’: Luck, Pluck or Stuck?” Comparative Political Studies 34:2, March 2001, pp. 131-155 (PDF Version 300kb) (the longer version [more tables, more figures, more text] presented at the Society for the Advancement of Scandinavian Studies, April 1999 is available here.)
“Round up the
Usual Suspects! Globalization, Domestic Politics and Welfare State Change,” in
Paul Pierson, ed., New Politics of the Welfare State,
“Internationalization
and Two Welfare States:
“Cutback
Budgeting," in Roy T. Meyers, ed., Government Budgeting,
“Social Democracy
Going Down vs. Social Democracy Down Under? Institutions, Internationalized
Capital, and
“Reinvention and
Retrenchment: Lessons from the Application of the New Zealand Model to
“Antinomies of Autonomy: Global Markets, Governance Structures and Policy Options in [Peter Evans’] Embedded Autonomy,” Political Power and Social Theory 10, 1996 PDF version 41kb
“Small States in Big
Trouble: The Politics of State Reorganization in
“Public Choice
Theory and Public Choices: Bureaucrats and State Reorganization in
“Hegemony,
International Debt, and International Economic Instability,” Chronis
Polychroniou, ed., Current Perspectives and Issues in International
Political Economy,
“Orthodox Stabilization and Adjustment Programs: Lessons from New Zealand, 1984-1990,” International Organization, 45:2, Spring 1991, pp. 221-256 PDF version (3730 kb)
“Foreign Creditors
and the Politics of Development in
For book reviews, see the book review section of my on line CV.
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