2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-96818-6
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The Disintegration of Euro-Atlanticism and New Authoritarianism

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“…Nevertheless, the former applies more pertinently to Anglo-American contexts, whereas the latter to the German-Austrian ones. As we have shown elsewhere, Germany managed to transplant its ordoliberal model of capital accumulation onto the EU / Euro-zone [Fouskas, Gökay 2019]. The ordoliberal model is more disciplinarian than the neo-liberal one, insists on a strict de-politicisation of social economy and on a strict separation of the central banking mechanism from political and trade union influences.…”
Section: Two Phases Of Financialisation / Globalisationmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…Nevertheless, the former applies more pertinently to Anglo-American contexts, whereas the latter to the German-Austrian ones. As we have shown elsewhere, Germany managed to transplant its ordoliberal model of capital accumulation onto the EU / Euro-zone [Fouskas, Gökay 2019]. The ordoliberal model is more disciplinarian than the neo-liberal one, insists on a strict de-politicisation of social economy and on a strict separation of the central banking mechanism from political and trade union influences.…”
Section: Two Phases Of Financialisation / Globalisationmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…With the partial exceptions of Germany and Japan, the manufacturing base of the core since the 1980s has been shrinking. Today's manufacturing base of Britain and the USA stand at 8.8 % and 11.1 % of their respective GDP (but it is 21 % in Germany and 20.8 % in Japan) [Fouskas, Gökay 2019].…”
Section: Two Phases Of Financialisation / Globalisationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Indeed, the premise of their business in monetary union is the global competitive framework of world market price and profit, and 'the more the member countries are tied to Germany, the greater the expropriation of value from labour' (Carchedi, 2001: 50), which is the foundation of their global standing, especially viz. the rise of China and other Asian economies (see Fouskas and Gökay, 2019). During the euro-crisis, the pressures asserted upon the weaker member states was immense, to the point of open revolt in Greece.…”
Section: Ordoliberalism and The Idea Of A German Europementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, Germany faces a host of longer term structural challenges including projected low growth rates far into the future, population decline, years of low public investment and productivity (Fratzscher, 2018), and migration. Germany's vulnerability is perhaps illustrated most vividly in its core automobile sector, challenged not only by Donald Trump's threatened trade wars but also by technological changes in automobile production that are reducing Germany's advantages and working to the benefit of China (Vouskas and Gokay, 2018;Ying et al, 2018).…”
Section: German Hegemonic Transformation?mentioning
confidence: 99%