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The Review of Austrian Economics, 2003
The aim of this article is to apply the Austrian analysis of the entrepreneur to the political process. By distinguishing the political process from the economic process, we will endeavour to show to what extent an analysis in terms of the political market process is both possible and relevant.
Abel François
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The aim of this article is to apply the Austrian analysis of the entrepreneur to the political process. By distinguishing the political process from the economic process, we will endeavour to show to what extent an analysis in terms of the political market process is both possible and relevant.
Abel François
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Consultation as a political process
Community Mental Health Journal, 1977Consultation may be viewed as a political-bargaining process in which actors seek to maximize at minimal cost expertise, organizational position, and organizational reputation. A view of consultation as political process allows for a shift in language in discussions of consultation.
M, Baizerman, W T, Hall
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1990
The ‘political pillar’ is central to the whole edifice that is the Austrian Model. It is the cement, the binding that holds the whole structure together. The Austrian political method, which has certain distinct consensual features, pervades every aspect of Austrian life and almost every aspect of corporate and collective activity.
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The ‘political pillar’ is central to the whole edifice that is the Austrian Model. It is the cement, the binding that holds the whole structure together. The Austrian political method, which has certain distinct consensual features, pervades every aspect of Austrian life and almost every aspect of corporate and collective activity.
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1989
Much of the most interesting and controversial work in analyzing democratic institutions over the recent past has its intellectual origins in public choice economics. The political arena provides the analytical framework for the study of human behaviour in markets, and the currency in votes and party competition is a primary mechanism for the ...
H. G. Brennan, Loren E. Lomasky
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Much of the most interesting and controversial work in analyzing democratic institutions over the recent past has its intellectual origins in public choice economics. The political arena provides the analytical framework for the study of human behaviour in markets, and the currency in votes and party competition is a primary mechanism for the ...
H. G. Brennan, Loren E. Lomasky
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