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State corporatism and business associations in China
International Journal of Emerging Markets, 2015Purpose– All of the major market economies of East Asia have developed institutional arrangements through which business associations, labor unions, and other major types of associations maintain close relationships with the state. During the stage in which these were emerging economies, the state dominated this relationship in an arrangement known as “
Anita Chan, Jonathan Unger
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Local state corporatism and private business
Journal of Peasant Studies, 2003(2003). Local state corporatism and private business. The Journal of Peasant Studies: Vol. 30, No. 3-4, pp. 278-295.
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Corporatism and State Theory: A Review Essay for Historians
Social Science History, 1995Over the last twenty years political scientists and sociologists concerned primarily with western European developments since 1945 have attempted to define corporatism as an ideal model for use in analyzing this region's political economies. Several influential American historians in recent years have also employed the concept of corporatism in ...
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Pluralism, Corporatism and the Role of the State
Government and Opposition, 1978THERE HAS RECENTLY BEEN A SPATE OF WRITING ON THE CONCEPT OF corporatism as part of the interpretation of contemporary British politics, and a series of articles by J. T. Winkler has provided a comprehensive and detailed frameword for the analysis of certain features of political practice.
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Corporatism and the Danish Welfare State
Acta Sociologica, 1978The starting point is the three structure concepts of societal distribution, interest formation and organization formation. Corporatism is defined as a combination of all three, where (a) the primary distribution structure is still capitalist; (b) interest and organization formation do not take place in relation to the primary oppositions of capitalism,
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Subsystem Politics and Corporatism in the United States
Policy & Politics, 1983Recent changes in American politics, particularly the rise and proliferation of public, single and professional interest groups, are difficult to account for in traditional pluralist or elite formulations. These groups not only try to affect policy at the point of adoption, but also penetrate intergovernmental delivery systems during the implementation
H. Brinton Milward, Ronald A. Francisco
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Corporatism and the Welfare State
The British Journal of Sociology, 1985Colin Crouch, M. L. Harrison
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