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Double special issue: restructuring and decentralisation in the transition : a country comparison ; Russia and China
Benini, Roberta (contributor) - 2007
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Double special issue: restructuring and decentralisation in the transition : a country comparison ; Russia and China continued
Benini, Roberta (contributor) - 2008
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Nalogovaja sistema v Rossii i Kitae
Kolčin, S. I.; Ma, Haitao; Ton, Vėj - 2010
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The influence of the human resources business culture on organizational innovation : comparative study from Canadian and Russian enterprises based in China
Pedyash, Denis; Shi, Chunsheng; Belov, Alexey V. - In: Human systems management : HSM 34 (2015) 3, pp. 167-177
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Comparing environmental policies in 16 countries
Davis, David - 2014
of a national park like Yellowstone had spread to Canada and Australia. The technique of mass public demonstrations, with …
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Health care reform around the world
Twaddle, Andrew C. (contributor) - 2002
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Balancing copyright : a survey of national approaches
Hilty, Reto M. (ed.) - 2012
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Federalism without a centre : the impact of political and economic reform on India's federal system
Saez, Lawrence - 2002
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Central-Subnational Fiscal Relation and Constitutional Safeguard of Subnational Fiscal Autonomy : A Comparative Study on Unfunded Mandates and Intergovernmental Grants in China and...
Wu, Liangjian - 2019
Since China's Tax-Sharing System Reform in 1994, the so-called “Chinese-Style Fiscal Federalism” has been formed, and the issues of conditional grants and unfunded mandates have become essential elements in China's central-subnational governments' relation. The defects of legislations in...
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