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ISBN 10: 1349366323
ISBN 13: 9781349366323
Author: J Marques
This is the second volume on the changing nature of state-business relations. This book examines how the dynamics of business have influenced public policy in the context of economic liberalization and democratization. It identifies the circumstances under which business might support progressive policies in developing countries.
1 Organized Business and Social Policy in Comparative Perspective
2 Business Power, Social Policy Preferences and Development
3 Liberalization, Business–State Relations and Labour Policy in India
4 Business Participation in Free Trade Negotiations in Chile: Impacts on Environmental and Labour Re
5 Business, Politics and Free Trade Negotiations in Nicaragua: Who Were the Winners and Losers?
6 Corporate Lobbying and Corporate Social Responsibility: Aligning Contradictory Agendas
7 Corporate Rents and the Capture of the Peruvian State
8 The Ascent of Business Associations in Russia: From Capture to Partnership?
9 Lobbying to Reduce the 'Brazil Cost': The Political Strategies of Brazilian Entrepreneurs
10 Government–Industry Partnership in South Africa: Social Bias in the Automotive Industry
11 New Standards and Partnerships in Latin America: Implications for Small Producers and State Polic
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business and public policy ut austin
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