“…Before going any further in the theoretical analysis of this narrative, it may be useful to illustrate the content embodied in expressions such as “organized capitalism” and “disorganized capitalism.” We will do so by taking the case of the dairy chain in the West as an illustration (the following is based on Moser & Brodbeck, , for Switzerland; DuPuis, , for the United States; Atkins, , Fenton, , and Vernon, , for Britain; Just, , Kjaernes, , and Martiin, , for Scandinavia; Vatin, , for France and Germany; Orland, , for Central Europe; den Hartog, , for the Netherlands; Segers & Lefebvre, , for Belgium; Felice, , for Italy; and Freire, , for Portugal). During the interwar period, most countries implemented active measures in order to manage the dairy chain.…”