Raphaël Fèvre is Assistant Professor in Economics at Université Côte d'Azur (France) and associate member of the Centre Walras-Pareto (Switzerland). He works on topics in history of economic thought and methodology of the 20th century.

Acknowledgments
Introduction: The Making of Ordoliberalism
Chapter 1: From the Ashes of the Western Liberal Order
Chapter 2: Science Against Interests
Chapter 3: Economy Through Orders
Chapter 4: Authority Taming Power
Chapter 5: Epilogue-Time for Responsibility
Conclusions: Ordoliberalism, From Crystallization to Ossification
Bibliography
Index

The first English analysis of German ordoliberalism from the perspective of both intellectual history and history of economic thought
In comparison with Keynesianism, monetarism, or other economic paradigms of the twentieth century, ordoliberalism has been generally neglected. However, after first emerging in Germany during interwar years, ordoliberalism is now at the center of the ongoing debates about the foundations, the present governance, and the future prospects of the European Union.
In A Political Economy of Power, Rapha?l F?vre retraces the intellectual history of ordoliberalism, focusing on the works of its main representatives Walter Eucken and Wilhelm R?pke, together with the contributions of Franz B?hm, Alexander R?stow, Leonhard Miksch, and Friedrich Lutz. F?vre provides a clear and comprehensive definition of ordoliberalism, describes in detail its principles, and explains how ordoliberalism came to heavily influence German post-war reconstruction despite its emergence during the Nazi period. He also investigates the reasons for its success in West Germany in the immediate aftermath of the war, and its lasting influence through a partial transformation to a contemporary form of neoliberal orthodoxy. A Political Economy of Power provides a contextualized and interdisciplinary study of ordoliberalism-one of the most influential intellectual projects of the second half of the twentieth century in Europe.