Quantitative Indicators of Corporatism

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European Integration and Income Inequality (2006, methodology): “Model 1 includes an integration-by-corporatism interaction, in which the measure of corporatism is Kenworthy’s 11-item scale made available in the Comparative Welfare States Data Set (Huber et al. 2004; Kenworthy 2003).”
A Common Neoliberal Trajectory (2011, methodology): “Index of collective bargaining coordination elaborate by Lane Kenworthy and updated to 2005 by the authors.(127) The index is coded as follows:”
The origin of corporate social responsibility: global forces or national legacies? (2009, background): “(For a review, see Kenworthy (2003) or Kenworthy and Kittel (2003)).”
Changing of the guard: trends in corporatist arrangements in 42 highly industrialized societies from 1960 to 2010 (2016, background): “Early attempts were based on impressionistic judgments by a single author either on an ordinal scale or as a dummy variable (for overviews see Siaroff, 1999; Kenworthy, 2003).”
Liberal democracy and sustainability (2008, background): “In regression 2, I add the Hicks/Kenworthy measure, corporatism (Kenworthy 2003).”