Sources of National Institutional Competitiveness Sense-Making in Institutional Change

Susana Borras, Professor in Governance and Innovation and Head of the Department of Business and Politics, Copenhagen Business School,Leonard Seabrooke, Professor in International Political Economy and Economic Sociology, Copenhagen Business School

Susana Borras is Professor in Governance and Innovation and the Head of the Department of Business and Politics at the Copenhagen Business School.

Leonard Seabrooke is Professor in International Political Economy in the Department of Business and Politics at the Copenhagen Business School, and the Department of Politics and International Studies at the University of Warwick

1. Introduction: Sources of National Institutional Competitiveness. Sense-Making in Institutional Change, Susana Borras and Leonard Seabrooke
2. Making Sense of Economic Uncertainty: Knowledge Regimes in the United States and Denmark, John L. Campbell and Ove Kaj Pedersen
3. Productive Enterprise In Search Of A Regime - Moving Sensemaking from Past Phantom Communities to "Ends In Sight", Peer Hull Kristensen
4. Reforms of National Innovation Policies in Europe: Coordinating Sensemaking across Countries, Susana Borras
5. Sensemaking in Public Management Reform in Denmark, Carsten Greve
6. Making Sense of Change and No Change in Employment Policies, Soren Kaj Andersen
7. Making Sense of Generational Change and Institutional Competitiveness, Leonard Seabrooke
8. How has Institutional Competitiveness Emerged out of the Complementarity between Nordic Welfare and Innovation Systems?, Robert Boyer
9. Conclusions: Sensemaking and Institutional Change in Comparative Capitalisms, Susana Borras, Leonard Seabrooke, and Vivien Schmidt