Bruno Amable has developed re-search on a theory of institutions and of comparative capitalism. His analysis of the diverse types of ca-pitalism has been particularly influ-ential and his book The Diversity of Modern Capitalism, Oxford Univer-sity 2003 is a beautiful example of careful comparative studies. Lately, he has published, among other tit-les, L’économie politique n’est pas une science morale (with Stefano Palombarini), Raisons d’Agir, Paris, 2005.
A major focus in recent studies on varieties of capitalisms is whether and how change-processes occur in different forms of capitalisms, and how different institutional archi-tectures are conditional for such changes. Bruno Amable addressed this question in his 2003 book and returns to the issue in his public lecture.
The lecture will refer to: B. Amable, L. Demmou and I. Ledezma [2009] The Lisbon Strategy and Structural Reforms in Europe .
Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research, vol.15 n°1 pp.33-52.

For further information contact:
Magali Gravier
mg.cbp@cbs.dk
Registration by mail to:
mgn.cbp@cbs.dk

Arranged by:
International Center for Business and Politics in cooperation with The French Embassy in Copenhagen.