Internationalisation and Economic Institutions: Comparing the European ExperienceOUP Oxford, 2007. gada 19. jūl. - 311 lappuses This book examines when, how and why internationalisation affects national economic institutions. It confronts questions at the heart of debates in political economy and comparative politics: What does internationalisation of markets mean? Who are its carriers in domestic arenas? Through which mechanisms does it affect decisions about national institutional reform? What are institutional outcomes in the face of internationalisation? The book responds to its questions by looking at key economic institutions in five strategic sectors: securities trading, telecommunications, electricity, airlines and postal services. It compares across four countries that represent different 'varieties of capitalism', namely Britain, France, Germany and Italy, over the period between 1965 and 2005. Thus it combines cross-national, historical and cross-sectoral comparisons. The author distinguishes technological and economic forms of internationalisation from policy forms, notably decisions in powerful overseas nations and supranational regulation. He argues that, contrary to expectations, the first was met with institutional inertia. In contrast, policy forms of internationalisation, namely reforms in the US and European Union regulation, played significant roles in undermining long-standing national institutions. The book explores the mechanisms whereby policy forms of internationalisation were influential by looking at the strategies, coalitions and resources of key actors in national arenas. It also shows that institutional outcomes were surprising: all four countries, albeit through different routes, adopted increasingly similar reforms of economic institutions- privatisation, the ending of monopolies and delegation to independent regulatory agencies. The book rejects the view that technological and economic forms of internationalisation drive institutional change. It suggests that policy forms of internationalisation are more important because they become part of domestic decision making and aid the reform of well-established national institutions. |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 91.
38. lappuse
... SECURITIES MARKETS IN THE MID - 1960s IN WESTERN EUROPE AND THE US In the mid - 1960s , the operation of securities trading was well established and divided along national boundaries in most industrialised countries , in terms of ...
... SECURITIES MARKETS IN THE MID - 1960s IN WESTERN EUROPE AND THE US In the mid - 1960s , the operation of securities trading was well established and divided along national boundaries in most industrialised countries , in terms of ...
39. lappuse
... securities trading was limited . Thanks to legislation or powerful norms , stock exchanges held monopolies over several elements of public trading of securities : listing of companies whose shares could be traded on the exchange , the ...
... securities trading was limited . Thanks to legislation or powerful norms , stock exchanges held monopolies over several elements of public trading of securities : listing of companies whose shares could be traded on the exchange , the ...
45. lappuse
... trading had risen . They undermined highly segmented national securities markets . Conclusion : Transnational Technological and Economic Pressures Overall ... Securities Markets 45 The Internationalisation of Securities Markets 350 1.
... trading had risen . They undermined highly segmented national securities markets . Conclusion : Transnational Technological and Economic Pressures Overall ... Securities Markets 45 The Internationalisation of Securities Markets 350 1.
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A Policy Analysis of Market Internationalisation | 2 |
Analysing Market Internationalisation and National Institutions | 19 |
The Internationalisation of Securities Markets | 45 |
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