CPP Super Simple

Esping Andersen

• welfare regimes

• class mobilization thesis

• Decommodification

• stratification

• coalitions

Korpi

• employers as consenters

• power resources approach

• redistributive policy

• timing and order of reforms

Swenson

• employers as protagonists

• varieties of capitalism approach (similar but not same as swenson)

• stabilizing skilled workers

Cramer

• identity as a lens

• politics of resentment

• rural consciousness

Hall

• policy paradigms

• 1st, 2nd, 3rd order change

• anomalies

• social learning

Berman and Snegovaya

• social democracy

• primacy of politics

• revisionists (reform through democracy)

Kalyvas and Van Kersbergen

• christian democracy

• christianity as a unifier

• christian democratic paradox

• cross-class coalitions

• transfer-based, family centered welfare

• confessional origins

Lijphart

• elections

• PR v. Plurality

• formulas

• district magnitude

• threshold

• disproportionality

• effective number of parties

Pierson

• increasing returns

• plateaus of bad policy

• timing and sequence

• critical junctures

• lock-in

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Interest Authors

• korpi

• swenson

• esping-andersen

Identities authors

• cramer

• hall

• Kalyvas and Kasbergen

• Berman and Snegovaya

Institutions Author

• Lijphart

• Pierson

Authors for Social Democracy

• Esping andersen

• Kalyvas and Van Kersbergen

• korpi - to actually be affective and enact meaningful unemployment welfare, need to organize politically well

Authors for Conservative

• Esping Andersen

Authors for Liberal

• esping andersen

• swenson

  • Varieties of Capitalism approach - employers as the center of welfare

Hall’s relation to 3 welfare regimes

• policy paradigms prove that in the most strong instances of unhelpful welfare policy, reform can and needs to happen