Organized business interests in changing environments : the complexity of adaptation
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Organized business interests in changing environments : the complexity of adaptation
（Globalization and governance / general editors, Colin Hay and David Marsh）
Palgrave Macmillan, 2008
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
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A book on the path dependent and path creating structures and attitudes of business interest associations in a world of Europeanization and internationalization of markets. It includes empirical data on relational information used for network analytic purposes - drawn from hundreds of interviews with CEOs.
Table of Contents
- Introduction: Organized Business Interests in Changing Environments
- V.Schneider, A.Lang & J.R.Grote SECTION 1: THEORIES AND DETERMINANTS OF ORGANIZING BUSINESS INTERESTS From Simple to Complex: An Evolutionary Sketch of Theories of Business Association
- A.Lang, K.Ronit & V.Schneider Between Politics, Economy, and Technology: The Changing Environments of Business Associations
- A.Lang, V.Schneider & R.Werle SECTION 2: BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL Persistent Divergence? Chemical Business Associations in Britain and Germany
- J.R.Grote Business Associability in the United States' Chemical Industry: Private Interest Governments in Pluralist Precincts?
- H-J.Schmedes Similar Responses to Similar Pressures? Adaptation Processes of British and German Business Associations in the Information and Communications Sector
- A.Lang Cooperation, Competition, and Mutualism in the U.S. Information and Communications Sector
- J.Bauer & V.Schneider Complex Associations in the Dairy Sector: A Comparison of the Development in Four Countries
- C.Wagemann SECTION 3: BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS AT THE EUROPEAN LEVEL Europeanized Convergence? British and German Business Associations' European Lobbying Strategies in the Formulation of REACH
- A.Wonka Business Interest Associations and Corporate Lobbying: Which Role for Brussels?
- M.Tenbucken Conclusion: The Complexity of Adaptation
- A.Lang & V.Schneider
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