From State of Authority to Network State: The German State in Developmental Perspective (English)
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State and administration in Japan and Germany: a comparative perspective on continuity and change
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1996
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Title:From State of Authority to Network State: The German State in Developmental Perspective
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Conference:Symposium, State and administration in Japan and Germany: a comparative perspective on continuity and change ; 1996 ; Berlin
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Published in:State and administration in Japan and Germany: a comparative perspective on continuity and change , 75 ; 39-62DE GRUYTER STUDIES IN ORGANIZATION , 75 ; 39-62
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Publication date:1996-01-01
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Size:24 pages
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Remarks:Held also at the International Exchange Center in Kyoto, date unconfirmed, published in 1996
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Type of media:Conference paper
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Type of material:Print
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Language:English
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Post-war Politics in Japan: Bureaucracy versus the Party/Parties in PowerMuramatsu, M. et al. | 1996
- 39
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From State of Authority to Network State: The German State in Developmental PerspectiveLehmbruch, G. et al. | 1996
- 63
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Administrative Reform in Japan: Semi-autonomous Bureaucracy under the Pressure toward a Small GovernmentIto, M. et al. | 1996
- 79
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Modernization of the Public Sector and Public Administration in the Federal Republic of Germany - (Mostly) A Story of Fragmented IncrementalismWollmann, H. et al. | 1996
- 107
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Social Policy in Japan: Building a Welfare in a Conservative One Dominant Party SystemTanabe, K. et al. | 1996
- 133
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State and Society in German Social Policy: "Path-dependent" Responses to New ChallengesHeritier, A. et al. | 1996
- 157
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Financing the Japanese Industries: Industrial Policies of The Financial Ministry and Financial Policies of The Industrial MinistryMabuchi, M. et al. | 1996
- 185
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Industrial Policy in Germany: Old Issues and New ChallengesNaschold, F. et al. | 1996
- 221
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Cooptation or New Possibility? Japanese Labor Politics in the Era of Neo-ConservatismKume, I. et al. | 1996
- 247
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Concerted Cooperation and Immobilism: Labour Policy in Germany and the Regulation of Early ExitOppen, M. et al. | 1996
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Three Contentious Issues in the Political Process of Telecommunications Liberalization in Japan: Neglect of Infrastructural Problems?Agata, K. et al. | 1996
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Revising the Interpretation of the Japanese Economy: Political Intervention and Market Competition in the Distribution SystemOtake, H. et al. | 1996
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Future Perspectives of State and Administration in Japan and GermanyMuramatsu, M. / Naschold, F. et al. | 1996