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Contexts of enterprise policy-making : an institutional perspective

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The path-dependent design of international organizations : federalism in the World Health Organization

Hanrieder, Tine - 2015

inertia in international institutions. …

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"Can you pass the salt?" : the legitimacy of international institutions and indirect speech

Stephen, Matthew D. - 2015

talk" regarding international institutions. Indirect speech occurs when one kind of illocutionary act is used to …

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The Internal Pathways that Condition University Entrepreneurship in Latin America : An Institutional Approach

Guerrero, Maribel; Urbano, David; Gajón, Eduardo - 2016

Within a knowledge-driven, entrepreneurial economy, an increase in a university’s importance is observed because of its significant affect on the economy. Thus, entrepreneurship is a phenomenon that could be observed among all university levels: management, academicians, researchers, and...

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Economics Without Entrepreneurship or Institutions : A Vocabulary Analysis of Graduate Textbooks

Johansson, Dan - 2013

as relevant, and how those problems should be analyzed.I investigate whether entrepreneurship-rich and institutions … bounded rationality. The other deals with social rules: institutions, property rights, and economic freedom. When the words …

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Manufacturing Pluralism in Brazilian Economics : The Role of ANPEC As Institutional Mediator and Stabilizer

Fernandez, Ramon Garcia - 2017

Brazilian academic economics has been traditionally characterized by its openness to different strands of economic theory. In contrast to the standards prevailing in most of Europe and North America, economics in Brazil can be justly described as pluralistic, with competing schools of thought...

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Institutional Logics in Research Supervision

Nordberg, Donald - 2017

According to Halse and Malfroy (2010) research supervision should be viewed as a profession. Professions have their own institutional norms, of course; explicit norms are distinguishes a profession from a craft. This paper examines the growing literature on research supervision through the lenses...

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Public Markets, Private Orderings and Corporate Governance

Pagano, Ugo - 2003

In the New Property Rights approach the degree of incompleteness of markets is taken independently of the cost of the public ordering and of their efficiency relative to private orderings. In this approach "public markets," similarly to a Swiss cheese, are either assumed to be non-existent empty...

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Institutions, Emotions and Law : A Goldilocks Problem for Mechanism Design

Goodenough, Oliver R. - 2009

This essay lays out a framework for thinking about institutions, emotions, and law. It combines work that links our … emotions with internal, psychological commitments, and an understanding of institutions as mechanisms that re-frame the …/ought distinction, sometimes called the naturalistic fallacy. The internal institutions created through our moral sentiments are …

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