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Economic Evaluations, Prime Ministerial Approval and Governing Party Support: Rival Models Reconsidered

British Journal of Political Science, 1995
The argument that personal economic expectations drive support for British governing parties has received wide attention. This article employs aggregate data for the 1979–92 period to assess the effects of personal expectations, other subjective economic variables and evaluations of prime ministerial performance in rival party-support models.
Harold D. Clarke, Marianne C. Stewart
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Research on recovery model of the fourth party logistics considering government subsidy

2016 13th International Conference on Service Systems and Service Management (ICSSSM), 2016
The paper integrates fourth party logistics (4PL) into reverse logistics, analyzing decision-making problem of manufacturers, retailers, 4PL enterprises and government by the game theory, and discussing the relationship of 4PL enterprise investments and recovery amounts, the rate of government subsidies and investments, environmental benefits and ...
null Ma Yunfeng, null Peng Zhonghua
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Modeling Three-Party Interactional Risks in the Governance of Public–Private Partnerships

Journal of Management in Engineering, 2018
Public-private partnerships (PPPs) involve a variety of project governance structures. Common among all these varied structures is the long-term contractual period between multiple public and private entities. The increased uncertainty of a long-term contract duration coupled with the involvement of multiple stakeholders proves to be a challenge to the
Rana Khallaf, Nader Naderpajouh, Makarand Hastak   +2 more
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The Analysis of Government Supervision on Third-party Payment Under Cost-utility Model

2009 Second International Symposium on Electronic Commerce and Security, 2009
With the development of third-party payment in China, to some extend, it alleviates the problem of e-commerce and helps the development of e-commerce as well. However, it also brings some new issues, especially about government supervision. In this paper, the necessity of government supervision from three aspects is discussed because of the financial ...
Yiqun Li, Xuezheng Zhang
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The Party Agenda Model: Election Programmes and Government Spending in Canada

Canadian Journal of Political Science, 1995
AbstractMultiple regression analysis is used to test the existence of a link between the programmes of the Progressive Conservative, Liberal and New Democratic parties and subsequent government spending priorities. The analysis shows that the programme of the governing party is a poor predictor of government policies.
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Scrutiny and the Political Party Group in UK Local Government: New Models of Behaviour

Public Administration, 2004
The introduction, via the Local Government Act 2000, of political executives held to account by influential overview and scrutiny committees challenges fundamentally the traditional operations of the party group system. This paper uses evidence from a variety of sources (including the experience of Parliamentary select committees) to explore how ...
Steve Leach, Colin Copus
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The government website performance evaluation system based on the third-party assessment model

2011 International Conference on E-Business and E-Government (ICEE), 2011
Based on the last-four-year performance evaluation practice of Anhui provincial government website, this paper summarizes the requirement prototype of the government website performance evaluation based on the third-party assessment model, and designs a government website performance evaluation system which is of general application to a certain degree.
Yaguang Guo, Zhiqin Shou
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After the age of majority? Multi-party governance and the Westminster model

Commonwealth & Comparative Politics, 2011
The ‘Westminster family’ of democracies – the UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand – share a history of majoritarian politics and two-party dominance. However, recent elections in each of these four countries have delivered legislatures with no single-party majority, following long-term trends towards greater pluralism in the party system.
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Study on the government supervision on third-party payment in china under cost-utility model

2009 IEEE/INFORMS International Conference on Service Operations, Logistics and Informatics, 2009
With the development of third-party payment in China, to some extend, it alleviates the problem of e-commerce and helps the development of e-commerce as well. However, it also brings some new issues, especially about government supervision. In this paper, the necessity of government supervisio•• from three aspects is discussed because of the financial ...
null Yiqun Li, null Wenlei Ge
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The Communist Party-Dominated Governance Model of China: Legitimacy, Accountability, and Meritocracy

Polity, 2019
As the single ruling party, the Communist Party plays an essential role in public administration and policy making in China.
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