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The Institutions of Konkordanz and Corporatism: How Closely are They Connected?

✍ Scribed by Jan-Erik Lane; Svante Ersson

Book ID
102870442
Publisher
Swiss Political Science Association
Year
1997
Tongue
German
Weight
632 KB
Volume
3
Category
Article
ISSN
1420-3529

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✦ Synopsis

The new institutionalist approach is heavily committed to the idea that institutions matter. This article explores this commitment by examining the institutions of corporatism using comparative data in order to relate these to those of Konkordanzdemokratie. A neo-institutionalist perspective may be employed to illustrate how the institutions of Konkordanzdemokratie and macrocorporatism are related, both in terms of their origins as well as their policy outputs and outcomes. This article shows that both the conditions and the configuration of outputs and outcomes of Konkordanzdemokratie and corporatism are different. Therefore, one should clearly distinguish between these two sets of institutions. In a cross-sectional approach the configuration of socioeconomic outcomes connected with these institutions are not as impressive as often claimed.

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