Très clair, merci : )

(et plus largement, comment comprendre cet effet sur les dividendes ?)

Yet in many ways it has changed over that period and is still changing

That's also the reason why I find the recent history of the French labour market so fascinating: since the 1990s, the wage share is stable, as is aggregate union density, and the wage distribution except at the very very top

I wouldn't say that any of these books is "superficial", but indeed inequality at the top is also a (kind of) unidimensional variable so also easily generates cycles

But at the same time were very much based on a continual and tense conflict

They resulted in a form of rules-based cooperation between labour and capital, so could be said liberal in that sense

A distinct but related point mentioned by @cyprienbatut.bsky.social when he read the book (you'll correct me if I quote you wrong) is that of course, labour law and welfare states typical of the period Orain names "liberal capitalism" were not at all liberal in the sense of market competition

Because the welfare state is still there (in some countries even growing in "size"), it is just transformed

To focus on the aspect that I know better, neoliberal deregulation of the labour market can also create the impression of a return to pre-welfare state capitalism but I think it is misleading

but which doesn't apply to "capitalism" as a whole

My feeling is that there is something inherently unidimensional in trade relations (everything can be placed somewhere on the open/closed continuum, although I know true connaisseurs of the subject wouldn't agree) which allows for the cyclicality Orain describes

Yes. My main regret when reading the book was the absence of labour relations, which is connected to your point

Merci ! Une erreur dans cette phrase de l'abstract ? « seulement 12 % des licenciements pour motif personnel se terminent par une rupture conventionnelle »

Je pense qu'on l'a trouvée tous les deux chez Marx ?

Kojève ne défendait pas la démocratie libérale ! (et encore moins néolibérale...)

Merci ! (Ce n'est pas parce que la pâte est réellement extrudée que ce n'est pas du marketing... :) )