An edition of Business, politics, and public policy
(2010)
Business, politics, and public policy
implications for inclusive development
by José Carlos Marques and Peter Utting
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Business, politics, and public policy: implications for inclusive development
2010, Palgrave Macmillan
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Machine generated contents note: Introduction
Organized Business and Progressive Social Policy in Comparative Perspective
J.C.Marques
Business Power and Business Social Policy Preferences in the Context of Development
K.Farnsworth
Business and Social Policy in Latin America: Sources of Disconnect
B.R.Schneider
Free Trade Negotiations, Business Participation and the Impact on Environmental and Labour Regulation: the Case of Chile
B.Bull
Corporative Rents and the Capture of the Peruvian State; F.Durand
Lobbying for Reducing the 'Brazil cost': Political Strategies and Outcomes of Brazilian Entrepreneurs under Cardoso and Lula (1995-2006)
W.P.Mancuso
Economic Liberalization, Business-Government Relations and Labor Policy in India
K.Murali
Impact of Government-Industry Partnership on the South African Automotive Industry
M.Kaggwa
The Ascent of Business Associations in Russia: Patterns, Voice and Influence on Development Agendas
D.O'Brien
New Standards, MNC-NGO Partnerships and the Inclusion of Small Producers in Latin America: Some Lessons for State Policy
P Perez-Aleman
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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