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Agency discretion and the dynamics of precedural reform
Spence, David B. - In: Public administration review : PAR 59 (1999) 5, pp. 425-442
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Testing theories of agency behavior : evidence from hydropower project relicensing decisions of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Moore, Michael R.; Maclin, Elizabeth B.; Kershner, David W. - In: Land economics : applied research on environmental resources 77 (2001) 3, pp. 423-442
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Controlling policy by controlling process : judical influence on regulatory decision making
Tiller, Emerson H. - In: The journal of law, economics, & organization 14 (1998) 1, pp. 114-135
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Time to pick a fight? : interest group decision making to enter the hydropower regulatory process
Kosnik, Lea - In: Eastern economic journal 36 (2010) 1, pp. 11-32
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Energy demands on water resources : analysis of competitive concerns
Mills, Danielle A. (contributor) - 2011
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Resale of the Columbia River Treaty downstream power benefits : one road from here to there
Lesser, Jonathan A. - In: Natural resources journal 30 (1990) 3, pp. 609-628
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Renewable energy : progress, prospects
Sawyer, Stephen W. - 1986
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Political dynasties/ Ernesto Dal Bó; Pedro Dal Bó; Jason Snyder
Dal Bó, Ernesto (contributor); Dal Bó, Pedro (contributor) - 2006
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Political dynasties
Dal Bó, Ernesto; Dal Bó, Pedro; Snyder, Jason - In: The review of economic studies 76 (2009) 1, pp. 115-142
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Political dynasties
Dal Bó, Ernesto; Dal Bó, Pedro; Snyder, Jason - 2007
is causal: a longer period in power increases the chance that a person may start (or continue) a political dynasty …. Therefore, dynastic political power is self-perpetuating in that a positive exogenous shock to a person's political power has … persistent effects through posterior dynastic attainment. In politics, power begets power. …
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