Lancaster University, Lancaster LA1 4YD, UK.
E-mail: ias@lancaster.ac.uk
Prof. Dr. Michael R. Kräetke
All items associated with Prof. Dr. Michael R. Kräetke.
Research Activities
Previous Research Activities
Latin America Research Cluster
Previous Events
Michael Krätke - "The Meaning of Crisis: How to make sense of a world in turmoil", 14 May 2009
Michael Krätke - "The Longer View: The Great Crises Compared", 25 June 2009
No Marx without Engels! IAS Workshop, 26 November 2009
Keywords
Agrarian and environmental history, America, Anarchism, Anticommunism, Austria in the interwar period, Autopoiesis, Brazil, Business history, Capitalism, Cartels, Change, China, Civil society, Class politics, Colonialism, Colonisation, Commodity, Comparative, Competitiveness, Conflict and democracy, Conflict and elites, Consumerism, Consumption, Contradiction, Critical theory, Cultural economy, Cultural Political Economy, David Hume, Democracy, Development, Developmental state, Early modern, Ecology, Emigration, Empire, Employment, Employment Law, Engels, Enlightenment, Environment, Environmental history, Environmental knowledge, Environmental law, EU law and policy, Europe, European, Europeanisation, European Union social policy, Fetishism, Fordism, Form Analysis, France, Frankfurt School, Germany, Global governance, Globalisation, Globalisation & mobility, Gramsci, Hegel, Historiography, History, Imperialism, Income maintenance, Industrial relations, Information society, Innovation, Insurance, Interdisciplinary, Interdisciplinary collaboration, Interdisciplinary communication, International business law, International development, International economic law, International political economy, International relations, John Stuart Mill , Joint-stock companies, Juergen Habermas, Knowledge-based economy, Labour market policy, Labour movement, Law and globalization, Law and society, Luhmann, Managerialism, Manuscripts, Marginalisation, Marketisation, Marx, Marxian analysis, Marxism, Method, Methodology, Migration, Modernity, Nation, National and nationalism, Neo-liberalism, Neo-Marxism, Networks, New social movements, Nineteenth century, Non-governmental organisation (NGO), Norms, Organised crime, Participation, Philology, Philosophy of social science, Pierre Bourdieu, Policy, Political ecology, Political economy, Political philosophy, Political practice, Political theory, Politics, Post-Fordism, Power, Public policy, Qualitative research methods, Regions, Regulation, Regulation Approach, Resource allocation, Revolution, Risk, Social class, Social exclusion, Social history 18th - 20th centuries, Social inequalities, Socialism, Social justice, Social movements, Social policy, Social security and welfare reform, Social theory, Society, Sociology, Spatiality, State-building, State failure, States, State theory, Tax, Tax law, Theory, Trade, Trade Unions, Transnationalisation, Twentieth century, Twenty-first century, Underclass, Urban studies, Utopia, Utopianism, Vergesellschaftung, Violence, Walter Benjamin, War, Welfare, Workforce development, Youth employment/unemployment
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