Zolberg, Response to Tilly (1995)
(30) 'Demobilizing' effect of affluence
(31) Only place workers were a numerical majority was Belgium, 1900-1930 (Pzeworski argument, here)
(31) End of blue-collar worker --> End of electoral socialism (French, Italian CP's)
(32) No 'rebellion in the air' b/c of affluence
(34) Luebbert on 30s as key critical juncture for social democracy (farmer-labour alliances, etc.)
(35) 'Globalization' --> Institutional/political factors -->Effect on labour
(36) Capital flight was a game changer (US had experienced this internally, eralier, what with the consequences of federalism and race to the bottom in taxes)
(30) 'Demobilizing' effect of affluence
(31) Only place workers were a numerical majority was Belgium, 1900-1930 (Pzeworski argument, here)
(31) End of blue-collar worker --> End of electoral socialism (French, Italian CP's)
(32) No 'rebellion in the air' b/c of affluence
(34) Luebbert on 30s as key critical juncture for social democracy (farmer-labour alliances, etc.)
(35) 'Globalization' --> Institutional/political factors -->Effect on labour
(36) Capital flight was a game changer (US had experienced this internally, eralier, what with the consequences of federalism and race to the bottom in taxes)
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