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Conditionality and the ambitions of governance : social transformation in Southeastern Europe
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Conditionality and the ambitions of governance : social transformation in Southeastern Europe / Joel T. Shelton.
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1137441607 (electronic bk.)
9781137441607 (electronic bk.)
9781137443168
1137443162
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Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire : Palgrave Macmillan, 2015.
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1 online resource.
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English
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March 13, 2015
Series
International political economy series
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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1. Introduction: Conditionality in Crisis?
1.1. From Crisis to Conditionality
1.2. A Brief History of European Union Conditionality
1.3. The Political Economy of Conditionality
1.4. From Smith to Foucault: Poststructuralist Readings of Political Economy
1.5. The Ambitions of Political Economy
1.6. Plan of the Book
PART I: POLITICAL ECONOMY AND CONDITIONALITY
2. The Limits of International Political Economy
2.1. Disciplining Political Economy
2.2. The Calculations of Rationalist IPE
2.3. Conceptualizing Conditionality
2.4. Re-thinking Political Economy
2.5. Conclusion
3. The Anxieties of Classical Political Economy
3.1. Towards a Political Economy of Disharmony
3.2. James Steuart and the Ambitions of Governance
3.3. Adam Smith and the Fragility of Social Exchange
4. Political Economy and the Problem of Conduct
4.1. Managing Disharmonious Spaces
4.2. Karl Marx and the Subjective Requirements of Accumulation
4.3. Max Weber and the Habits of Bureaucracy
4.4. Neoliberal Anxieties: Continuity and Innovation
PART II: CONDITIONALITY AS TECHNIQUE OF GOVERNANCE
5. Assembling Conditionality in the Republic of Macedonia
5.1. Conditionality in its Latest Phase
5.2. Instruments of Conditionality
5.3. Prioritization
5.4. Programming
5.5. Evaluation
5.6. Conclusion
6. Ambitions Interrupted: Conditionalizing Human Resources Development
6.1. From Average Laborer to Adaptive Entrepreneur
6.2. Normalizing Entrepreneurial Subjects
6.3. Socializing Inclusive Individuals
6.4. Rationalizing Organizational Behavior
6.5. Evaluating Conditionality: Technical Constraints
7. Conditionality and the Future of 'Europe'
7.1. Conditionality Dispersed: Agencies and Interventions in Southeastern Europe
7.2. Political Economy and the Limits to 'Social Transformation'
7.3. Conditionality and the Politics of Inevitability
7.4. Conditionality as Universal Imperative.
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