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The corporatization of dermatopathology

Clinics in Dermatology, 2020
The corporatization of dermatopathology has long preceded that of dermatology and has been driven by federal legislation and economic influences. Although the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments and the Stark Law limited physician-owned laboratories, loopholes via the Safe Harbor Exemptions outlined in the Anti-Kickback Statute allowed corporate
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The "Corporatization" of Science

Science, 2002
Donald Kennedy raises an important issue for contemporary science policy in his Editorial “Enclosing the research commons” (14 Dec., p. [2249][1]), but in so doing perpetuates historical myths. It was not Vannevar Bush's 1945 report (recommending that resources from the war effort be reallocated to support basic research) that transformed academic ...
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Corporatism

2020
Corporatism has played a core role in Danish policy-making for a long time. Based on positive feedback mechanisms, privileged interest groups increasingly came to be integrated in the preparation and implementation of most policy decisions during the twentieth century.
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To corporatize or not to corporatize (and if so, how?)

Utilities Policy, 2016
Governments around the world are increasingly turning to the use of stand-alone, state-owned utilities to deliver core services such as water and electricity. This article reviews the history of such ‘corporatization’ and argues that its recent resurgence has been heavily influenced by neoliberal theory and practice, raising important questions about ...
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Corporatism is Dead! Long Live Corporatism!

Government and Opposition, 1989
ANDREW SHONFIELD DID NOT DISCOVER THE HIDDEN AFFINITY between modern corporatism and modern capitalism. John Maynard Keynes should probably be credited with that insight, even if it is contained in just a paragraph cited in part by Shonfield) in his essay: The End of Laissez-Faire.
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Corporatism

European Journal of Sociology, 1976
This paper has two purposes: to define the concept of corporatism and to predict that a corporatist economic system is the most likely development for the United Kingdom over the next five to ten years. While the prediction logically presumes a concept of corporatism, the two parts of the paper are separable; the reasonableness of the definition and ...
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Corporatism

2016
Original contribution on Corporatism in its historical development following the western tradition since the Roman Empire to nowadays issues on neo corporatism. The essay suggests the interpretation of c. as the most spread economic attitude in economic history with some relevant case of a strong theoretical basis.
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From liberal corporatism to techno‐corporatism?

Local Government Studies, 1987
(1987). From liberal corporatism to techno‐corporatism? Local Government Studies: Vol. 13, No. 6, pp. 69-86.
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Corporatism and neo-corporatism

2023
Michael Dobbins, Rafael Pablo Labanino
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