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Political Transaction-Cost Manipulation

2008
“Political transaction-cost manipulation” is a general theory of the growth of government that integrates diverse analyses in the public choice literature. Its core idea is that federal officials have both the incentive and the opportunity to manipulate private citizens’ (and other government officials’) transaction costs of taking political action on ...
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transactions of European–American political science

European Political Science, 2006
In place of origins, disciplinary historians might better approach European–American political science, over the course of its three centuries, as a dynamic system of complex actions. Transactions are aspects or phases of this dynamic system, and they underscore that disciplinary historians' interpretations take place in the history of which they are ...
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The Spatialising Politics of EUropean Political Practice: Transacting ‘Eastness’ in the European Union

Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 2011
Building on recent academic exchanges theorising sociospatial relations, we argue that it is not sociospatial concepts or metaphors per se that delineate the substance of such relations—rather it is the different politics by and through which these concepts are conceived, represented, and mobilised by elite actors.
Julian R A Clark, Alun R Jones
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Transactional Politics and the Cankered Decade

2020
The conclusion explores the most fundamental development of the civil war: the need for both Condé and Mazarin to acquire and maintain military/political parties. It shows how the flaws in Condé’s personality undermined his efforts to create and maintain a militarized following, above all once he moved to the frontiers and thence into exile in the ...
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Political Parties, Political Integrity and Public Policy: A ‘Transactions Costs' Approach

Political Studies, 2001
Increasing concern about political ‘sleaze’ prompted the establishment, in 1995, of the Standing Committee of Standards in Public Life and the announcement, in 1999, of proposals to reform political party finance in the UK. A ‘public choice’ analysis predicts ‘opportunism’ by representatives at the expense of ‘rationally ignorant’ voters.
Philip Jones, John Hudson
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Explicating political hazards and safeguards: a transaction cost politics approach

Industrial and Corporate Change, 2004
We apply the logical of comparative institutional analysis to the question of the governance of the relationship between private investors and the government. We consider two strategies that investors may follow: lobbying for the creation of a specialized political governance structure or the reliance on more general political mechanisms to influence ...
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An assessment of ‘political congeniality’ factor in international business transactions

Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, 1979
In this paper the concept of ‘political congeniality’ is concenved broader in scope than the conventional ‘political risk’ factor in international business. The impact of ‘political congeniality’ factor on overseas importers’ evaluations of the U.S. exporters' business practices was empirically evaluated. For this purpose, a comparison was made between
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The Politics of Growth: An Essay in Transaction Theory [PDF]

Economic Analysis and Policy (EAP), 1970
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Developing a Multi-Dimensional Measure of Hotel Brand Customers’ Online Engagement Behaviors to Capture Non-Transactional Value

Journal of Travel Research, 2023
Hakseung Shin, Richard R Perdue
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Transactional Authority and Bureaucratic Politics

Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory, 2014
D. Carpenter, G. A. Krause
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