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Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis Volume 4 Issue 2

Subject Areas: Public Administration
Publisher: Kluwer Academic Publishers - Springer Journals
ISSN: 1387-6988
SJR: 28

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Information, Interests, and Environmental Regulation

Winter, Søren; May, Peter

2004 Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis

doi:10.1023/A:1015461807591

This study contributes to the understanding of informational approaches to bringing about compliance with environmental regulations with particular attention to differences in the influence of information provided by different information sources. Based on theorizing from a combination of...
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Establishing Legitimacy in Emerging Markets: An Empirical Comparison of the Warsaw, Budapest, and Prague Stock Exchanges

Standifird, Stephen; Weinstein, Marc

2004 Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis

doi:10.1023/A:1015412224429

The purpose of this analysis is to investigate the influence of economic and sociological institutional constraints in determining the legitimacy of firms. This study specifically looks at the importance of regulatory and transnational institutional constraints for firms traded on the Warsaw,...
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Whither the Developmental State? The Growing Role of NGOs in Japanese Aid Policymaking

Hirata, Keiko

2004 Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis

doi:10.1023/A:1015464308499

Japan is often characterized as a developmental state, i.e., a state with a strong and autonomous bureaucratic leadership that directs the economy toward achieving developmental goals. This study challenges the developmental state model, arguing that the once-powerful Japanese bureaucracy has...
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Public Subsidies for Private Schooling: A Comparative Analysis of Argentina and Chile

McEwan, Patrick

2004 Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis

doi:10.1023/A:1015416425337

Argentina and Chile have long-standing policies that award public subsidies to private schools. This article compares the academic outcomes of seventh- and eighth-graders in public and private schools in each country. Three types of private schools are analyzed: Catholic schools that are...
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Organizational Culture: Mapping the Terrain by Joanne, Martin

Thorngate, Warren

2004 Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis

doi:10.1023/A:1015468409408

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