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Bulgaria: Tripartism in industrial relations
Policy Studies, 1993(1993). Bulgaria: Tripartism in industrial relations. Policy Studies: Vol. 14, No. 4, pp. 31-40.
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The dynamics of tripartism in post-democratic transitions: comparative lessons from Spain and Poland [PDF]
Business History, 2015 The article compares the role of tripartism during and after democratic transitions in Spain and Poland. In both countries it emerged after a negotiated transition from dictatorship, but it was poorly institutionalised.
Guglielmo Giuseppe Maria Meardi +1 more
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Business History, 2015 We locate the 1980 formation of the Singapore National Employers' Federation (SNEF) within a history of Singaporean tripartism. This redresses a general neglect of employer associations in that system and suggests re-conceptualising Singaporean ...
Bernard Gan, Peter Sheldon
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Business History, 2015 The article examines the ‘new phase’ of the European social dialogue’s credentials as a system of European tripartism. Arguing that tripartism has historically exhibited four key features, the article assesses these features’ viability in the context of ...
Perin, Emmanuelle +2 more
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Identity: Duality or Tripartism?
Process Studies, 2022Abstract This article explores the relationship between three elements—personality, character, and script—to interpret the idea of someone's identity. A common way to deal with this relationship is in terms of a duality, but a tripartite analysis works better.
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1992
Abstract In this chapter we argue that features of regulatory encounters that foster the evolution of cooperation also encourage the evolution of capture and corruption. Solutions to the problems of capture and corruption-limiting discretion, multiple-industry rather than single-industry agency jurisdiction, and rotating personnel ...
Ian Ayres, John Braithwaite
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Abstract In this chapter we argue that features of regulatory encounters that foster the evolution of cooperation also encourage the evolution of capture and corruption. Solutions to the problems of capture and corruption-limiting discretion, multiple-industry rather than single-industry agency jurisdiction, and rotating personnel ...
Ian Ayres, John Braithwaite
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Government and Opposition, 1977
IT IS INCREASINGLY COMMON TO FIND ANALYSES OF BRITAIN AS A corporate state, or more circumspectly as developing a tripartite system of economic and industrial policy-making. Unfortunately, such work is often marked by a lack of definitional rigour and an inadequate consideration of relevant empirical material.
David Marsh, Wyn Grant
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IT IS INCREASINGLY COMMON TO FIND ANALYSES OF BRITAIN AS A corporate state, or more circumspectly as developing a tripartite system of economic and industrial policy-making. Unfortunately, such work is often marked by a lack of definitional rigour and an inadequate consideration of relevant empirical material.
David Marsh, Wyn Grant
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