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Introduction: global public policy : the new policy arrangements of business and countervailing groups

Ronit, Karsten - In: Global public policy : business and the countervailing …, (pp. 1-42). 2007

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Modes of consumer participation and engagement in the making of global consumer policy

Ronit, Karsten - In: Global public policy : business and the countervailing …, (pp. 65-88). 2007

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Conclusion: the predicaments of the new policy arrangements in global public policy

Ronit, Karsten - In: Global public policy : business and the countervailing …, (pp. 174-184). 2007

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Self-regulation and public regulation : financial services and the out-of-court complaints bodies

Ronit, Karsten - In: Transnational private governance and its limits, (pp. 196-208). 2008

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Global strategies and policy arrangements : institutional drivers for innovation in the wind turbine industry

Ronit, Karsten - In: Innovation policy and governance in high-tech …, (pp. 201-217). 2012

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Global consumer organizations

Ronit, Karsten - 2015

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Global business associations, self-regulation and consumer policy

Ronit, Karsten - In: Business and sustainability : between Government …, (pp. 61-79). 2014

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Between competition and cooperation : governance of business interest associations

Ronit, Karsten - In: Annals 1995/96 : welfare society in transition, (pp. 85-95). 1995

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Institutionelle faktorers betydning for forudsætningen om medlemmers rationelle adfærd i erhvervsorganisationer

Ronit, Karsten - 1994

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Global business associations

Ronit, Karsten - 2018

"Global business tends to be perceived as a number of individual but powerful multinational corporations, capable of controlling markets and influencing political decisions; in fact, global business is highly organized through a plethora of associations that bring together competing companies...

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