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Reja Younis (ed.)

On the Horizon, Vol. 4

2022

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The TPNW and the U.S. Arms Control Community: Forever Foes or Potential Partners? S. 189-198

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Martin Dietrich, Dieter Kurt Tscheulin - Public and Nonprofit Marketing

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Martin Dietrich (ed.), Dieter Kurt Tscheulin (ed.)

Public and Nonprofit Marketing

Series: Sonderheft ZÖGU

Volume 2009

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Dieter K. Tscheulin, Jörg Lindenmeier Preis- und Kapazitätssteuerung – Ein sinnvolles Marketinginstrument für öffentliche Unternehmen? S. 60-69

„… potential of price and capacity control in the public sector with the aid of the Kimesian criteria of …” „… concept of price and capacity control and its application potential in the public sector. For the most …” „… Lindenmeier Price and Capacity Control – An Appropriate Marketing Tool for Public Service Providers …”

Arie Halachmi Public Management und Marketing: Die Markenführung der Regierung S. 15-25

„… use is in fact an abuse of resources? Who should oversee or control marketing and branding to assure …” „… 's democratic credentials have been under his leadership" (catallaxyfiles.com) Berlusconi had direct control of …” „… management as a tool for shaping perceptions, and outside the organization, has a promising potential for …”

H. Ian Macdonald Public Management and Public Marketing: Is there a Connection? S. 5-14

„… reporting." The debate in Canada has centred on the potential for public values to be replaced with …” „… , through controls on farm outputs H. Ian Macdonald 6 ZögU Beiheft 37/2009 and major marketing boards …” „… drastic reduction of provincial controls on outputs of internationally-traded basic foods; 2. supporting …”

Glen E. Randall, Burkard Eberlein, Arthur Barrows Verantwortliche Gesundheitsversorgung durch Leistungsmessung? S. 48-59

„… command-and-control government to a greater reliance on market mechanisms. It is based on a neo-liberal understanding …” „… in an effort to control costs. V. Alternative Governance Approaches In considering the impact of …” „… potential efficiency and accountability returns from NPM reforms, there is a need to take into consideration …”

Dorothea Greiling Public-Private Partnerships – eine treibende Kraft für effiziente öffentliche Dienstleistungen oder nur ein Beispiel für Wunschdenken? S. 112-129

„… the stronger incentives to enhance productive efficiency because residual control rights enable the …” „… democratic control mechanisms. Dorothea Greiling 120 ZögU Beiheft 37/2009 An institutional arrangement is …” „… % of the capital value of the project. These high costs of bidding are a hurdle preventing potential …”

Martin Dietrich Marktorientierung, Erfolg und Wettbewerb in der deutschen Museumslandschaft S. 26-47

„… , pointing out potential limitations and future research opportunities. Museum Market Orientation ZögU …” „… therefore has to include the conceptualization of the market orientation construct and its potential …” „… performance. A positive correlation between this performance factor and a control variable that captured the …”

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Hubertus Buchstein, Moritz Langfeldt - Otto Kirchheimer - Gesammelte Schriften

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Hubertus Buchstein (ed.), Moritz Langfeldt (ed.)

Otto Kirchheimer - Gesammelte Schriften

Series: Otto Kirchheimer - Gesammmelte Schriften

Volume 5 2020

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[24.] Elite – Consent – Control in the Western Political System[1964] S. 515-526

„… indubitably high potential of control into actual control. Given the complexity of the governmental business …” „… . Somewhere in the middle lies the control potential of media of communication whose unlimited reach and at …” „… other interested parties, have no sustained control potential, while people’s and parliament’s control …”

[14.] [Sammelrezension:] The Party in Mass Society[1958] S. 389-395

„… Encyclopédique, 1956, 148 pp. 140 francs belges. Le Controle parlementaire de l’Action gouvernementale: Colloque …” „… , emphasized the workings of phenomena detrimental to effective legislative action and budgetary controls; this …” „… experience may even lead to the conclusion that party control of political decisions is weakened rather than …”

[19.] German Democracy in the 1950s[1961] S. 475-488

„… – Weimar style – to the loss of civilian control, adopted a Swedish model. It created the position of an …” „… as a device for political control has by and large turned into another of the proliferating networks …” „… control over concentration and makes for only a mild supervision of cartels, and that studded with …”

[26.] A Free Press in a Democratic State? The Spiegel Case[1965] S. 533-591

„… March, 1961, the CSU elected him chairman, a position that assured him control over his fief and through …” „… possibility of Germany obtaining direct control of strategic delivery vehicles, though there had never been …” „… any thought of ending the U.S. monopoly of control over the atomic warheads. Another important policy …”

[15.] France from the Fourth to the Fifth Republic[1958] S. 396-426

„… editions, and by Information Minister Soustelle’s effort to endow the media under his control with a …” „… of mobilized soldiers, as friends or relatives of the Algerian French, or as potential sufferers from …” „… Administrative Autonomy: Controls and Tensions in French Administration, in: Political Studies, vol. 6 (1958) pp …”

[10.] West German Trade Unions: Their Domestic and Foreign Policies[1957] S. 276-341

„… control of Moscow, a liaison that bore no meaningful relation to the interests of German labor. This …” „… political and economic circumstances over which it had but little control.2 The top leadership of the …” „… controls, with active participa- 4 Cf. K.[arl] D.[ietrich] Bracher, Die Auflösung der Weimarer Republik …”

[29.] The Transformation of the Western European Party Systems[1966] S. 630-653

„… denominational nature gave such parties a fortress-type character seriously restricting their growth potential.10 …” „… of a potential nationwide clientele. For the class-mass parties we may roughly distinguish three …” „… of social and professional stratification may set limits and offer potential audiences to the party’s …”

Einleitung S. 7-176

[11.] [Sammelrezension:] The Political Scene in West Germany[1957] S. 342-356

„… Deutschland (p. 590), Professor Eschenburg confirms that parliamentary control of expenditures has become as …” „… technicians up for promotion; this practice reinforces political control and extends it in depth. Adjudication …” „… »integration parties,« i.e., potentially democratic mass organizations. This determines their constitutional …”

[27.] The Problem of the East German Republic[1965] S. 592-599

„… self-induced, but due in part, as the population knows, to historical circumstances beyond the rulers’ control …” „… relations. While these relations would always remain more emotional, and therefore potentially more …”

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Klaus Heine, Oliver Budzinski - Wettbewerb, Recht und Wirtschaftspolitik

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Klaus Heine (ed.), Oliver Budzinski (ed.)

Wettbewerb, Recht und Wirtschaftspolitik

Series: Wettbewerb und Regulierung von Märkten und Unternehmen

Volume 62 2024

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Daniel Gill, Karsten K. Zolna, Diane Asobo Data Sharing for Collective Interests – Moving Beyond Exclusive Control S. 225-240

„… (potentially monopolistic) prices. The first optionmay be chosen esp. if the exclusive control over the data …” „… Data Sharing for Collective Interests– Moving Beyond Exclusive ControlDaniel Gill, Karsten K. Zolna …” „… Act (DA)),2 seems to accept this exclusive control and pro‐vides data access and sharing rights that …”

Roger van den Bergh, Franziska Weber Control of buyer power: which role (if any) for competition law? S. 73-92

„… Control of buyer power: which role (if any) for competition law?Roger van den Bergh & Franziska …” „… the controlof buyer power. The oldest attempts to cope with the potential anti-compet‐itive …” „… frame ofreference to judge the normative desirability of the control of buyer powerthrough rules of …”

Oliver Budzinski, Klaus Heine, Annika Stöhr Einleitung: eine Festschrift für Wolfgang Kerber S. 9-20

„… Commons eine sinnvolle Form derGovernance darstellen können, um das Potential der Nutzung von …” „… CoordinatedEffects in European Merger Control: Where Do We Stand after Sony/BMG andImpala?, in: European Competition …” „… Contemporary Merger Control, in:Legal Issues of Economic Integration, Vol. 34 (2), 133-166.Budzinski, O …”

Martina Eckardt Data Commons and the EU Data Act S. 241-258

„… ” (Tarkowski & Zygmuntowski2022: 23) is necessary. To ensure democratic control of data commons,they enumerate …” „… potential misuse or abuse of the data. As allthese activities incur costs, securing the necessary financial …” „… de facto control over these data. Thisis based on their technological decisions about how the devices …”

Justus Haucap, Joel Stiebale Nicht-Preisliche Wettbewerbseffekte von Unternehmenszusammenschlüssen S. 23-72

Publikationsverzeichnis Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Kerber S. 331-349

„… Effectiveness and/or the Predictability of EuropeanMerger Control: Problems of an Event Study, in: D …” „… Freiheitsrechte, Ressourcen‐verteilung und Wirtschaftswachstum: Zum heuristischen Potential desVergleichs von …”

Arndt Christiansen The SIEC Test in German Merger Control S. 159-178

„… The SIEC Test in German Merger ControlArndt Christiansen*, Bonn1. IntroductionLet me begin by …” „… own ideas and interests.Merger control has been one of the many topics that Wolfgang Kerbercovered …” „… merger control according to the EC Merger Regulation.1 One ofthe most important developments in this area …”

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Konstantin Mauriz Bottenberg - Effective Collaboration at the Top of the Firm

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Effective Collaboration at the Top of the Firm

Series: Nomos Universitätsschriften - Betriebswirtschaftslehre

Volume 4 2017

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4 Corporate Governance between Shareholder Value and Stakeholder Orientation: Lessons from Germany S. 77-104

„… effective control mechanisms do not prevent self-interested behavior. In contrast, stakeholder approaches …” „… across the world as they look to each other for potential advantages and disadvantages of national …” „… simplify the comparison of different systems, it is worth to note that there is potential variation of firm …”

3 Interpersonal Differences at the Top: The Case of CEO Non-duality and R&D Investment Strategy S. 47-76

„… , Markman, & Gomez-Mejia, 2000; Graves & Langowitz, 1993). We control for the potential effect that larger …” „… in the career background could be less influential. We also control for potential effects of the …” „… the greatest potential to generate insight, and yet with the least amount of research attention so far …”

2 The Impact of Directors’ Advisory Expertise and Advisory-oriented Board Structures on Board Effectiveness S. 21-46

„… their potential to create firm value. Therefore, we included two industry-related control measures …” „… still be the control of management activities (Baysinger & Hoskisson, 1990; Fama & Jensen, 1983), the …” „… effectiveness has focused almost entirely on monitoring and control. The identification of different types of …”

1 General Introduction S. 15-20

„… responsibility to monitor and control the work of a firm’s management on the behalf of shareholders and to …” „… ). Effective corporate governance is therefore a balance of control and collaboration (Sundaramurthy & Lewis …” „… control system of organizations” (Fama & Jensen, 1983, p. 311) with a clear focus on monitoring tasks …”

6 References S. 107-124

„… of Management Journal, 43(6), 1118-1129. Bandura, A. (1997). Self-efficacy: The exercise of control …” „… directors and strategic control: Effects on corporate strategy. Academy of Management Review, 15(1), 72-87 …” „… Ethics, 76(1), 35-53. Bhagat, C., Hirt, M., & Kehoe, C. (2013). Tapping the strategic potential of boards …”

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