Boyer (2005): Regulation Theory

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The state of the art

Théorie de la régulation: l′état des savoirs

1995

StaMoKap/Staat und Wirtschaft/Regulationsschule; Geldtheorie/Währungsfragen/Inflation; Lohntheorie/Arbeitsbegriff

1 Introduction 1
ROBERT BOYER

PART I : A review of régulation theory 11

2 The origins of régulation theory 13
ROBERT BOYER
3 Acknowledged and unacknowledged institutionalist antecedents of régulation theory 21
MAURICE BASLE
4 Régulation and Marx 28
HENRI NADEL
5 A summary of régulation theory 36
ROBERT BOYER AND YVES SAILLARD
6 Régulation theory: stasis or confirmation of a research
programme? 45
ROBERT BOYER AND YVES SAILLARD

PART II : The five institutional forms revisited 55

7 Money and credit in régulation theory 57
ROBERT GUTTMANN
8 The international monetary system 64
MICHEL AGLIETTA
9 Perspectives on the wage–labour nexus 73
ROBERT BOYER
10 The wage–labour nexus and the employment system 80
HUGUES BERTRAND
11 Diversity and rules in wage determination 87
BENEDICTE REYNAUD
12 The welfare state and institutional compromises: from origins to contemporary crisis 94
CHRISTINE ANDRE
13 Forms of competition 101
MICHEL HOLLARD
14 International regimes 108
JEAN-FRANÇOIS VIDAL
15 The state as relational, integrated and complex: l′état relationnel intégré complexe (ERIC) 115
ROBERT DELORME
16 The state, public finance and régulation 122
BRUNO THERET
17 Régulation theory and economic policy 129
FREDERIC LORDON

PART III : Macroeconomic dynamics and structural change 137

18 Institutional forms and macroeconomics 139
BERNARD BILLAUDOT
19 Short- and medium-term macroeconomic dynamics 144
BERNARD BILLAUDOT
20 Accumulation regimes 153
MICHEL JUILLARD
21 Régulation theory and technical change 161
BRUNO AMABLE
22 From cumulative growth to régulation theory 168
PASCAL PETIT
23 Formalising regulationist dynamics and crises 174
FREDERIC LORDON

PART IV : New spaces of régulation 181

24 Globalisation, localisation and sector-based specialisation: what is the future of national régulation? 183
YVES SAILLARD
25 From the régulation of space to the space of régulation 190
GEORGES BENKO AND ALAIN LIPIETZ
26 The local dimension of régulation 197
JEAN-PIERRE GILLY AND BERNARD PECQUEUR
27 Sector-based dimensions of régulation and the wage–labour nexus 204
CHRISTIAN DU TERTRE
28 Sector-based régulation: the case of agriculture 214
GILLES ALLAIRE AND AMEDEE MOLLARD
29 Regulationist political ecology or environmental economics? 223
ALAIN LIPIETZ

PART V : National trajectories 229

30 From canonical Fordism to different modes of development 231
ROBERT BOYER
31 The United States: goodbye, Fordism! 238
ROBERT BOYER AND MICHEL JUILLARD
32 France: the end of Fordism . . . and no successor in sight 247
BENJAMIN CORIAT
33 The Nordic countries: a régulation perspective on small countries 254
LARS MJØSET
34 Japan: demythologising régulation 260
YASUO INOUE AND TOSHIO YAMADA
35 Institutions, régulation and crisis in socialist economies 267
BERNARD CHAVANCE
36 Crisis and transition in the Soviet Union and Russia 274
JACQUES SAPIR
37 Regulationist approaches and accumulation in Latin America 280
JAIME ABOITES, LUIS MIOTTI AND CARLOS QUENAN

PART VI : Future prospects for régulation theory 289

38 Régulation theory among theories of institutions 291
MARIE-CLAIRE VILLEVAL
39 Régulation and the American radical school 299
ALLAN COBAN
40 Evolution and régulationary theories: similarities and differences 306
BENJAMIN CORIAT AND GIOVANNI DOSI
41 Conventions and régulation 312
OLIVIER FAVEREAU
42 Is régulation theory an original theory of economic institutions? 320
ROBERT BOYER