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2015
Abstract This article reviews the literature inspired by Ayres and Braithwaite’s (1992b) Responsive Regulation. It discusses the theoretical underpinnings of the responsive regulation approach, as well as its theoretical and policy contributions.
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Abstract This article reviews the literature inspired by Ayres and Braithwaite’s (1992b) Responsive Regulation. It discusses the theoretical underpinnings of the responsive regulation approach, as well as its theoretical and policy contributions.
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Regulation of the Human Allergic Response
International Archives of Allergy and Applied Immunology, 2009Over the last several years our laboratory has been engaged in the in vitro study of the regulation of IgE synthesis. We have found that polyclonal B cell activators fail to induce IgE synthesis in human B cells. Alloreactive T cell helper clones induced synthesis in B cells only under conditions of interaction and in B cells from allergic donors under
R S, Geha, D Y, Leung
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Kinase regulation in inflammatory response
Nature, 2000The transcription factor NF-κB is a pivotal regulator of innate immune responses, whose activity is rapidly induced by proinflammatory stimuli, most notably the tumour-necrosis factor TNFα and interleukin-1, viruses, and components of bacterial cell walls1.
M, Delhase, N, Li, M, Karin
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The regulation of gastrointestinal immune responses
Immunology Today, 1981cigarette smoke is due to oxidation reactions 9. The report indicates that inactivation of %-antitrypsin depended in part on O> H20 2 and myeloperoxidase. Monocytes and leucocytes from patients with chronic granulomatous disease, in whom the generation of O 2 and H20 2 are depressed, did not inactivate the antiprotease after exposure to PMA. The effect
W, Strober, L K, Richman, C O, Elson
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2001
Abstract The Basic Idea of Responsive Regulation is that Governments Should Be Re- sponsive to the conduct of those they seek to regulate in deciding whether a more or less interventionist response is needed (Ayres and Braithwaite 1992).
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Abstract The Basic Idea of Responsive Regulation is that Governments Should Be Re- sponsive to the conduct of those they seek to regulate in deciding whether a more or less interventionist response is needed (Ayres and Braithwaite 1992).
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The regulation of the IgE response
Immunology Today, 1986L J, Gershwin, M E, Gershwin
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Infection and regulation of the immune response
Immunology Letters, 2009Several established populations with low allergy susceptibility have been identified and may be exploited for further evaluation. A variety of factors seems to offer some protection from allergy, including exposure to viral and/or bacterial compounds and restrictive use of antibiotics and antipyretics.
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Responsibility of the Regulator to the Regulated Community
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In studies of identity regulation through corporate programmes espousing a discourse of excellence, the focus is particularly on identity as object to be worked upon. However, such approaches typically fail to recognise that the outcomes of identity regulation are contingent on the very identities that managers seek to regulate.
van der Steen, Martijn, Scapens, R.W.
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van der Steen, Martijn, Scapens, R.W.
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