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makers’, understanding of the final stage of the procedure – bargaining in the Conciliation Committee – is crucial. Here, EP … bargaining theory to predict inter-institutional agreements in the Conciliation Committee, it turns out that although …
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makers , understanding of the final stage of the procedure bargaining in the Conciliation Committee is crucial. Here, EP and … bargaining theory to predict inter-institutional agreements in the Conciliation Committee, it turns out that although …
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indices, both institutions are assumed to act strategically. Predicted bargaining outcomes of the crucial Conciliation stage …
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indices, both institutions are assumed to act strategically. Predicted bargaining outcomes of the crucial Conciliation stage …
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indices, both institutions are assumed to act strategically. Predicted bargaining outcomes of the crucial Conciliation stage …
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This paper proposes a unified framework that integrates the traditional index-based approach and the competing non-cooperative approach to power analysis. It rests on a quantifiable notion of ex post power as the (counter-factual) sensitivity of the expected or observed outcome to individual...
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Traditional power indices ignore preferences and strategic interaction. Equilibrium analysis of particular non-cooperative decision procedures is unsuitable for normative analysis and assumes typically unavailable information. These points drive a lingering debate about the right approach to...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010315462
Traditional power indices ignore preferences and strategic interaction. Equilibrium analysis of particular non-cooperative decision procedures is unsuitable for normative analysis and assumes typically unavailable information. These points drive a lingering debate about the right approach to...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005051518
Traditional power indices ignore preferences and strategic interaction. Equilibrium analysis of particular non-cooperative decision procedures is unsuitable for normative analysis and assumes typically unavailable information. These points drive a lingering debate about the right approach to...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011410230