dictator
发表于 2025-3-26 23:58:20
Persistent Divergence? Chemical Business Associations in Britain and Germany policy making and of managing state-society relations. Policy making in the UK has been described as informal, confidential, and based on close relationships between public authorities and firms, while regulation is ‘reasonable, practical, and flexible’ (Brickman .. 1985: 225). At the same time, in
枯燥
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Feedback
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Similar Responses to Similar Pressures? Adaptation Processes of British and German Business Associat which were characterized by societal and economic turmoil. During these turbulent times firm owners united for the first time in order to promote their interest collectively against state interventions, foreign competitors, and the growing workers’ movement. The emergence of business associations i
商业上
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莎草
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Infant
发表于 2025-3-27 21:11:13
Business Interest Associations and Corporate Lobbying: Which Role for Brussels? 1993 led to a situation in which a growing number of interest groups wanted access to the political arena and made considerable efforts to enter into consultation with the European institutions. The Commission particularly experienced a heavy increase in lobbying activities by business interest ass
CAB
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Occlusion
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ALTER
发表于 2025-3-28 13:38:44
Organized Business Interests in Changing Environments: Introductione within power structures and the division of labor in political systems. A growing strand of literature argues that control is increasingly being transferred to the international level and that private actors such as trade associations, multinational corporations, and social movements are gaining in importance within political processes.