Bruno Amable

Bruno Amable serves as Professor of Political Economy at the University of Geneva, with active affiliations including membership in the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics (SASE) and editorial responsibilities for the Socio-Economic Review since 2010.

His research specializes in comparative analysis of capitalist systems and institutional evolution, examining how political economies adapt to global pressures while maintaining distinctive national characteristics. Current work investigates the erosion of centrist political positions in European democracies through case studies like France's policy shifts under Macron.

Recent publications demonstrate consistent focus on institutional dynamics in advanced economies, particularly European political transformations where economic policy increasingly drives electoral strategy at the expense of social cohesion.

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