Table of Contents

Introduction: Twenty Years of Research; 1. Origins of Regulation Theory; 2. Clear and Little-known Institutionalist precursors to Regulation Theory; 3. Marx's Regulation; 4. Regulation and History; 5. A Summary of Regulation; 6. Regulation Theory after 20 years: the Exhaustion or an Affirmation of a Research Programme; 7. Money and Credit; 8. The International Monetary System; 9. Salary Equality; 10. Salaries over Long Periods; 11. Salary Equality and Employment Systems; 12. Diversity and Change of Salary Rules; 13. Institutional Chance and Compromise: Origins of the Contemporary Crisis; 14. Indirect Salaries15. Forms of Concurrence; 16. International Trends; 17. The Integrated Complex State; 18. State, Public Finance and Regulation; 19. Regulation Theory and Political Economy; 20. Institutions and the Macroeconomy; 21. Short and Medium-term Macroeconomic Dynamics; 22. Accumulation; 23. Regulation Theory and Technical Changes; 24. From Cumulative Traffic to Regulation Theory; 25. Employment, unemployment and Political Economy; 26. Formalising the Dynamics and Crises of Regulation; 27. Changing Types of Regulation.

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