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[A] New Century of Corporatism? does not attempt to predict the future, but it provides an astute assessment of the factors that will likely shape it. In doing so, it contributes not only to our understanding of Spain and Portugal but also to major debates in comparative political economy. -www.apsanet.org YA New Century of Corporatism? does not attempt to predict the future, but it provides an astute assessment of the factors that will likely shape it. In doing so, it contributes not only to our understanding of Spain and Portugal but also to major debates in comparative political economy. -www.apsanet.org ?[A] New Century of Corporatism? does not attempt to predict the future, but it provides an astute assessment of the factors that will likely shape it. In doing so, it contributes not only to our understanding of Spain and Portugal but also to major debates in comparative political economy.?-www.apsanet.org This book will be a required reading for all those wishing to understand the political economy of Spain and Portugal. No other book of this detail and conceptual richness has been published on this issue. -Professor Marino Regini Facolta di Scienze Politiche, Universita degli Studi di Milano .,. .Royo argues that macro-social concertation is alive (if not always, well) in Spain and Portugal precisely because it is not the same thing. And, in so doing, he turns much of the received wisdom about neo-corporatism on its ear. Provocative reading for anyone interested in state-society relations in contemporary Europe. -Philippe C. Schmitter, Ph.D. Professor, University of Stanford and European Union Institute, Florence

.,. .Royo argues that macro-social concertation is alive (if not always, well) in Spain and Portugal precisely because it is not the same thing. And, in so doing, he turns much of the received wisdom about neo-corporatism on its ear. Provocative reading for anyone interested in state-society relations in contemporary Europe. -Philippe C. Schmitter, Ph.D. Professor, University of Stanford and European Union Institute, Florence

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SEBASTIÁN ROYO is Assistant Professor of Government at Suffolk University and Affiliate at the Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies, Harvard University. Among his earlier publications is From Social Democracy to Neoliberalism: The Consequences of Party Hegemony in Spain (2000).

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