Great Transformations: Economic Ideas and Institutional Change in the Twentieth Century
by Mark Blyth
In Great Transformations, Mark Blyth explores how economic ideas and institutional change have interacted throughout the twentieth century. The book offers a historical and analytical perspective on the ways intellectual frameworks can influence the development, adaptation, and transformation of economic and political institutions.
About This Book
Great Transformations examines the relationship between economic ideas and institutional change during the twentieth century.
Mark Blyth focuses on how changing ways of understanding economies can influence the development and transformation of institutions.
The book connects intellectual developments with broader shifts in economic and political organization.
It offers readers a historical perspective on the role of ideas in shaping modern institutional change.
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