... of 1870–1914 followed this pattern, initially with horse power and then electricity. In the UK railway privatization of the 1990s, the free market delusion was confounded by the infrastructure requirement for long-term commitment. railroads privatization project evaluation public services scope...

... in a separation-of-powers system. K1 – Basic areas of law H1 – Structure and Scope of Government Our goal in this paper is to develop a measure of judicial review of agency action in congressional statutes, one that captures the idea of agency exposure to judicial review. ¹ Surprisingly, as we...

... competition. The study elaborates a broad conceptualization of regulatory governance with potentially wide applicability. religion regulatory state regulation competition Z12 Cultural Economics • Economic Sociology • Economic Anthropology: Religion H1 Structure and Scope of Government P5 Comparative...

... and scope of government D80 information knowledge and uncertainty Correspondence: [email protected] I am honoured to comment on Pragmatist Democracy. In the name of full disclosure, this is part of an ongoing conversation I have been having with Chris Ansell over a number of years about...

... or ambiguous Leeper E Leigh C Public goods efficiency of Public sector Reform public sector Sørensen Peter Birch Structure and scope of government deficits and debt public goods The public sector plays a big role in everyone’s life. This volume includes a selection of papers on the economics...

... Poulantzas N bureaucracy decline of legitimacy government overload ideology neo‐liberal critique overload thesis public expenditure public opinion democratic theory health care policies scope of government scope of government beliefs tax levels Baker K L Dalton R J Wilensky H L acid rain...

...This chapter discusses our third dimension of EU citizenship – Scope of Government. It analyses people’s perceptions of and expectations for current and further EU policy-making capacity. It argues that Scope captures mainly a political, prospective and input-oriented dimension of citizenship...

... for getting a complete picture of the respective views of modern liberalism and classical liberalism about the proper scope of government, but a full discussion of classical and modern liberal views on tax policy and transfer programs and how their differences might be resolved goes beyond the scope of what...

... representation EU scope of government European Engagement EU policy competence There are clearly many alternative ways of thinking about the idea of citizenship. From a legal perspective, citizenship is something that can be formally conferred upon an individual in virtue of her/his possession of certain...

...Summarizes the research and findings of the earlier chapters, and outlines some implications for further research. First, it argues that attitudes about the scope of government are an important element of public opinion, with important implications for the functioning of democratic government...

...This chapter reviews the finding of the ‘Beliefs in government’ project regarding the comparative development of public attitudes towards the welfare state in the countries of Western Europe: whether the scope of government should contract, who are the main opinion‐formers, and how far their views...

... domains and countries, I focus on two surveys, the Standard Eurobarometer 58 and the Candidate Country Eurobarometer 2002.2. There are two major advantages to this. First, in these two surveys, the question about the scope of government was applied in relation to twenty-five different policy areas in all...

... crisis 2007 European citizenship EU representation EU scope of government EU identity cognitive mobilization affective-identity evaluations The deepening and widening of the European project that has taken place since the end of the West–East international divide in the early 1990s has...

... Cohen Joshua Habermas Jürgen liberal scope of government Competence Principle Epistemic Selection Principle election decision rights timing of government range of government Democracy is the rule of the people, but it incentivizes them to be ignorant, misinformed, tribalistic, bad...

...—changing demographics and demands for government action, and changing abilities on the part of governments to satisfy such demand, as a function of economic growth and development. Easton D benefit levels demands government activity scope of government scope of government beliefs support...

... input is relevant to the political process. The analysis involves two aspects of public perception: first, the issue of value changes that determine priorities on the political agenda; second, the evolving public consensus about the proper scope of government responsibility. These translate into two key...

...Focuses on public attitudes to the size and sphere of competence of governments, rather than on government policies per se, and on the factors determining whether such attitudes are expansionist or contractionist, i.e. calling for a wider or narrower scope for government...