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This review article summarizes and criticizes two recent books by Peter J. Katzenstein and one by John Zysman on politics, industrial policy, and political economic performance in postwar industrialized capitalist democracies. Drawing some elements from these books and forging others from their criticism, the paper proposes a preliminary framework for the study of political economic policy and performance that stresses structures of interests, of state organization, and of interrelations among these.
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