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Guillaume Garner - Die Ökonomie des Privilegs, Westeuropa 16.–19. Jh. / L'économie du privilège, Europe occidentale XVIe–XIX siècles

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Die Ökonomie des Privilegs, Westeuropa 16.–19. Jh. / L'économie du privilège, Europe occidentale XVIe–XIX siècles

Series: Studien zu Policey, Kriminalitätsgeschichte und Konfliktregulierung

Volume 2016

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A. Caracausi, G. Favero, P. Lanaro A political economy? S. 365-396

„… . The elite governing the city of Verona was the strongest and therefore had greater bargaining power …” „… been the subject of great attention among economists and economic historians. Different economic …” „… Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty, London 2012. 3 See, for instance: D C. N and R …”

F. Moret Les privilèges urbain à la vieille de la réforme des corporations municipales S. 137-162

„… the Grievances Sustained by Gateshead from the Corporate Power of Newcastle, as Presented to the …” „… rendu de l’enquête menée à Great Yarmouth, Henry Barrett résume de la sorte la lecture qu’il fait, à …” „… Portsmouth, toutes les plus grandes corporations sont 12 H B , Great Yarmouth Corporation. A Report …”

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VRÜ Verfassung und Recht in Übersee

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VRÜ | WCL Volume 17 (1984) Issue 4 ISSN Online: 2941-9603

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E.U. Petersmann The Changing Structure of International Economic Law. On a Recent Book by P. VerLoren van Themaat S. 503-522

„… prerequisite of market competition, competition law as a legal prerequisite for the control of economic power …” „… system of the hegemony of one country (Great Britain during the 1 9th century, the USA after 1 945) or …” „… materiae or ratione personae) whose development may be enhanced by greater homogeneity of the economic …”

Carlos J. Moneta The Malvinas Conflict: Some Elements for an Analysis of the Argentinian Military Regime´s Decision-Making Process (1976-1983) S. 457-473

„… power with England, based on over-all growth for Argentina; the greatest possible legitimacy for the …” „… receive from the great industrial powers of the West. For purpose of negotiations, an eventual exhibition …” „… to ehoose a way to obtain greater power and prestige on the basis of an nautomatie alignment« in …”

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Hubertus Buchstein, Moritz Langfeldt - Otto Kirchheimer - Gesammelte Schriften

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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

„… policy style of another country 2. direct interference; customs war or vetoing of accession to power of …” „… political personnel (1) shows a great disproportionality between the numerical strength of the working class …” „… assertions pertaining either to the existence of an establishment (Great Britain) or of a political …”

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

„… according to the old socialist image. The power thrust on them in 1918 quickly slipped through their fingers …” „… felt entitled to special consideration; it assumed that the occupying powers would give wholehearted …” „… political needs of the occupying powers than by political and social images surviving among the remnants of …”

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

„… only a couple of MacDonald-Baldwin decades. Thus once we omit the 1910-1914 interlude, Great Britain …” „… system greater chances than the staccato fist of Bismarck?5 What did Cavour’s and Bismarck’s styles of …” „… important, France would certainly be ahead of Great Britain and, for that matter, also of the United States …”

[7.] Notes on the Political Scene in Western Germany[1954] S. 252-265

„… .] Notes on the Political Scene in Western Germany [1954] on the side of the greatest and most modern power …” „… trusted, Germany is today the eagerly sought ally of the Western world, next to Great Britain apparently …” „… becoming a major European power, with the wider responsibilities that it would entail. But the word …”

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

„… great number of parties on both sides of our contemporary ideological and institutional curtain. Their …” „… . Conversely, mass democracy separates the political formula – outcome of party competition and pressure – from …” „… often-emphasized fact of interparty competition, be it the traditional clash of pro-government and opposition …”

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

„… DDR was threatened by competition from the Federal Republic. Due both to its greater industrial and …” „… any standard, that it was forced on the population by a foreign power, and that it has never received …” „… . In any discussion of the Ulbricht regime it should be remembered that established political powers …”

[20.] European Parliaments[1963] S. 489-500

„… greatest novelty: it has rearranged legislative powers so as to take a goodly part of them out of the hands …” „… work earnestly and laboriously to reserve a place for themselves in competition with the bustling …” „… their legislative powers? How do they fill the job of overseeing the current administrative work? If …”

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

„… continue to be by and large favorable, and as long as the balance of power between East and West does not …” „… even in its truncated form belongs in the front rank of Western industrial powers, equal to England and …” „… of the great majority rested on hardships suffered by the soldiers’ families, and especially their …”

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

„… remained within the jurisdiction of the Western powers into the early 1950s. Similarly, German …” „… political competition in Western Germany. Communism enters West German discussion only to the extent that …” „… remarked in Lebende Verfassung (p. 86) that the 1946 parties, called upon by the occupation powers to fill …”

[2.] The Government of Eastern Germany[1951] S. 194-203

„… . The ministries are administrative organs, whereas the executive power lies exclusively with the …” „… to the workers »the system of efficiency wages« and the benefits of socialist competition. Although …” „… labor law issued on May 1, 1950, takes great care to underline this difference. In the public sector of …”

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

„… inherited, but increasingly self-initiated. De Gaulle’s assumption of power indicates neither revolutionary …” „… malaise caused by the Algerian war. The gap continued to widen between the realities of power distribution …” „… and the precepts of the constitution of 1946, which concentrated political power in the hands of the …”

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

„… system could be characterized as one of sluggish competition between well-behaved parties acting …” „… themselves, a struggle for power broke out between the former leaders, who were older and more conservative …” „… unrelenting vigil over what it considered his unbridled desire for power and his insensitivity to the informal …”

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Margit Osterloh, Katja Rost - Der Anstieg der Management-Vergütung: Markt oder Macht?

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Der Anstieg der Management-Vergütung: Markt oder Macht?

Series: Sonderband "Die Unternehmung"

Volume 1 2011

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Margit Osterloh, Katja Rost Introduction to the Special Issue “Der Anstieg der Management-Vergütung: Markt oder Macht?” S. 4-21

„… , optimal contract view, managerial power view Der weltweite Anstieg der Gehälter für angestellte Manager …” „… managerial talent is in scarce supply due to globalization and deregulation. The managerial power view …” „… explains executive pay by the “invisible handshake” of entrenched managers using their power at the …”

Karl Hofstetter A Theory of Justice for Management Compensation S. 22-38

„… management salaries be set by fair competition and arm’s length bargaining, i.e. unaffected by vested power …” „… constant in the development of mankind. In Plato’s Republic, justice is described as “one of the greatest …” „… rewards and compensations are earned under a cloud of unfair procedures, e.g. visibly lacking competition …”

Hans-Ulrich Doerig, Harald P. Stoehr What Drives Compensation in Banking? S. 39-53

„… a greater external market orientation. 3. The 1990s – Going for “bulge bracket” Status in Investment …” „… bracket firms”, comprised names from the U.S. only. European banks could not match the U.S. competition in …” „… , fierce competition, and the enforced separation between commercial and investment banking (Glass-Steagall …”

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Annegret Eppler, Henrik Scheller - Zur Konzeptionalisierung europäischer Desintegration

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Zur Konzeptionalisierung europäischer Desintegration

Series: Schriftenreihe des Arbeitskreises Europäische Integration e.V.

Volume 78 2013

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Barbara Kunz Integration, Disintegration and the International System. A Realist Perspective on Push and Pull Factors in European Integration S. 71-86

„… Intelligence Council 2008), i.e. a world dominated by at least three great powers. Among them will certainly …” „… material for Europe’s great power status is arguably there, but whether the continent’s leaders have the …” „… . This argument is at the level of grand strategy. Since new great powers emerge on the international …”

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