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of the Visegrád countries’ companies on Europe, the poor market knowledge, economic protectionism and over-bureaucratisation of public services in Brazil, including the complicated administrative and taxation processes. Nevertheless, other factors
30 533 Schröter, E. Röber, M. (1997): Regime change and administrative culture. Role understandings and political attitudes of top bureaucrats from East and West
(learners) in the hope of winning freedom from the emperor (politician) and his captains (bureaucrats) for both themselves and those whom they struggled to control. ”(p. 162) The author narrates the story of her intellectual journey through case studies and
The ‘Celâlî effect’ on rural production and demography in central Anatolia
The Waqf of Hatuniyye (1590S to 1638)
): Bureaucrat and Intellectual in the Ottoman Empire: The Historian Mustfa Ali, 1541–1600 . Princeton , Princeton University Press . Fodor , Pál ( 1986 ): State and Society
variance is 30.92%, KMO: 0.894), according to which four working attitudes could be categorized entitled social, individualist, deliberate careerist, and bureaucrat. Table 1 introduces the basis of our categorization. Table 1
. The Invisible Government World Bank (1995): Bureaucrats in Business: The economics and politics of government ownership . New York: Oxford University Press
://firstmonday.org/htbin/cgiwrap/bin/ojs/index.php/fm/article/view/1867/1750 . Accessed 4 June 2007. Bessen , J , Meurer , MJ 2008 Patent failure: How judges, bureaucrats, and lawyers put innovators at risk Princeton University Press Princeton, NJ
meritocracy, bureaucratization and so on). In a previous survey we studied the behavior of Italian researchers who decide to emigrate to another country to ascertain the push and pull factors and to investigate their willingness to return home after a
–232). The advantages politicians and bureaucrats derive from an expansionary monetary policy, thus, can explain a great part of the pro-inflationary and anti-deflationary bias. However, there is another reason why politicians fear deflation. Deflation
