The Social Construction of Trade-Displaced Workers: Implications for Embedded Liberalism

• In Event: Domestic Politics and the International Political Economy II

Brief Overview

Argues that socially-constructed ideas about trade-displaced workers matter for compensating the losers of globalization. Combines interviews, observational data, and a survey experiment to analyze the case of Trade Adjustment Assistance in the U.S.

Author

• Nicholas J Bell, University of Pennsylvania