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Eighty years of Western capitalism read as a sequence of growth regimes, each with a politics attached.
Lecture / talkFree
At London School of Economics.
Hall's concept is that a growth regime - public policy interacting with what firms actually do - always comes paired with a representation regime that decides whose voice counts while it lasts, and that the shifts from one to the next explain much of what has happened to European and American democracy. David Soskice and Sara Hobolt respond. Hosted by the Department of Government.
Monday 2 November 2026: from 18:30
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