INSTITUTIONS, GOVERNANCE CRISIS AND ECONOMIC
... leaders of tomoro shld be entrusted with strategies so that they can be equipped on how to address impending bigger crisis. • In order to address the current ER & the need for the adoption of polycentric planning PP, an offshoot of the IAD for making Nig policy pple-centred. • Polycentric planning ( ...
... leaders of tomoro shld be entrusted with strategies so that they can be equipped on how to address impending bigger crisis. • In order to address the current ER & the need for the adoption of polycentric planning PP, an offshoot of the IAD for making Nig policy pple-centred. • Polycentric planning ( ...
Democracy, Economic Freedom and Growth in Transition Economies
... 2007). We identify the factors that led some former communist countries to democratize and others not to do so. When the transition process began, the state was the major economic actor in all transition countries. State-owned enterprises were dominant, and the allocation of resources was guided by ...
... 2007). We identify the factors that led some former communist countries to democratize and others not to do so. When the transition process began, the state was the major economic actor in all transition countries. State-owned enterprises were dominant, and the allocation of resources was guided by ...
Democracy and economic growth: comparative perspectives
... How democracy can affect economic growth (ctd.) Democracy and political stability Democracy, creative destruction and long-run growth Democracy and development in Sen’s capability approach The political trilemma of the world economy ...
... How democracy can affect economic growth (ctd.) Democracy and political stability Democracy, creative destruction and long-run growth Democracy and development in Sen’s capability approach The political trilemma of the world economy ...
English
... over welfare state capitalism, which correspond to his three principles of justice. The first reason concerns basic liberty and is where Rawls puts most of his money. It is that the ‘fair value’ of the political liberties, which are included under his first principle that guarantees equal basic libe ...
... over welfare state capitalism, which correspond to his three principles of justice. The first reason concerns basic liberty and is where Rawls puts most of his money. It is that the ‘fair value’ of the political liberties, which are included under his first principle that guarantees equal basic libe ...
Democracy vs. dictatorship
... instruments also strongly correlated with alternative growth determinants (schooling, for example). In sum, the relevant empirical growth literature is based on political outcomes instead of constraints. This observation is important because good political outcomes appear to be consistent with autoc ...
... instruments also strongly correlated with alternative growth determinants (schooling, for example). In sum, the relevant empirical growth literature is based on political outcomes instead of constraints. This observation is important because good political outcomes appear to be consistent with autoc ...
A Powerful Public Sphere? - VBN
... sphere and questioned the claim that public discourses in a democracy should be conceptualised as a single public sphere. As an alternative, she proposed different types of publics and subaltern publics, i.e. the concepts of strong and weak publics, which have been adapted by Habermas in Between Fac ...
... sphere and questioned the claim that public discourses in a democracy should be conceptualised as a single public sphere. As an alternative, she proposed different types of publics and subaltern publics, i.e. the concepts of strong and weak publics, which have been adapted by Habermas in Between Fac ...
Conditional Effects of Democracy and Trade
... puzzles, providing a more nuanced understanding of the political world and creating theoretical space for multiple theoretical accounts, albeit at different time periods. Social Context and Empirical Puzzles Arguing for a richer understanding of international politics, social theories maintain that ...
... puzzles, providing a more nuanced understanding of the political world and creating theoretical space for multiple theoretical accounts, albeit at different time periods. Social Context and Empirical Puzzles Arguing for a richer understanding of international politics, social theories maintain that ...
Myndir af hagvexti
... • Economic diversification as catalyst to mitigation measures to stem climate change as stipulated by the Paris Climate Agreement of 2015 • As a rule, natural resource wealth and climate are commonproperty resources, and need to be viewed and managed as such • Policy measures needed to mitigate clim ...
... • Economic diversification as catalyst to mitigation measures to stem climate change as stipulated by the Paris Climate Agreement of 2015 • As a rule, natural resource wealth and climate are commonproperty resources, and need to be viewed and managed as such • Policy measures needed to mitigate clim ...
Economists’ interest in collective decision after World War II: a history
... Musgrave), of improving resources allocation and quality control at the Office of Strategic Services, the Statistical Research Group (Friedman, Stigler, Jimmie Savage) or at the National Planning Board (Samuelson), virtually every economist in the United-States was ...
... Musgrave), of improving resources allocation and quality control at the Office of Strategic Services, the Statistical Research Group (Friedman, Stigler, Jimmie Savage) or at the National Planning Board (Samuelson), virtually every economist in the United-States was ...
a resource curse - UCSB Economics - University of California, Santa
... Democracy more likely to be sustained when ideology is important, future not discounted too heavily. ...
... Democracy more likely to be sustained when ideology is important, future not discounted too heavily. ...
The curse of aid - Department of Economics and Business
... A recent empirical literature has investigated the role of institutions on development. Mauro (1995, 1998), Knack and Keefer (1999), Hall and Jones (1999), Acemoglu et al. (2001, 2002), Easterly and Levine (2003), Dollar and Kraay (2003) and Rodrik (2004), among others, show a positive relationship ...
... A recent empirical literature has investigated the role of institutions on development. Mauro (1995, 1998), Knack and Keefer (1999), Hall and Jones (1999), Acemoglu et al. (2001, 2002), Easterly and Levine (2003), Dollar and Kraay (2003) and Rodrik (2004), among others, show a positive relationship ...
Political Instability as a Source of Growth
... leadership as a necessary condition for economic growth. Contrary to this view, I show that high leadership turnover is strongly associated with high economic growth both in autocracy and in democracy. The effect of “unstable” leadership is stronger in democracies than autocracies because democratic ...
... leadership as a necessary condition for economic growth. Contrary to this view, I show that high leadership turnover is strongly associated with high economic growth both in autocracy and in democracy. The effect of “unstable” leadership is stronger in democracies than autocracies because democratic ...
Reflections on the Social Democratic Tradition
... franchise to non-property owners and were among the strongest supporters of modern human rights laws outlawing discrimination based upon gender, race and sexual orientation. To cite one key example, in 1947 the CCF government in Saskatchewan passed Canada’s first Human Rights Act guaranteeing basic ...
... franchise to non-property owners and were among the strongest supporters of modern human rights laws outlawing discrimination based upon gender, race and sexual orientation. To cite one key example, in 1947 the CCF government in Saskatchewan passed Canada’s first Human Rights Act guaranteeing basic ...
hegemony, radical democracy, populism
... of such attempts at generating order – through hegemonization – can be introduced. Precisely because the fact of heterogeneity mean that orders are always failed and identities within them always deficient, hegemony is never definitively established, but better understood as a process. Thus conceive ...
... of such attempts at generating order – through hegemonization – can be introduced. Precisely because the fact of heterogeneity mean that orders are always failed and identities within them always deficient, hegemony is never definitively established, but better understood as a process. Thus conceive ...
Trade-offs between democracy and growth
... contrary, Popov (2000) finds a positive effect of ratio of the rule of law to democracy index on economic performance and do not find any positive effect of liberalization on growth at least in the first 10 years of transition. A number of other papers differentiate between young and mature democrat ...
... contrary, Popov (2000) finds a positive effect of ratio of the rule of law to democracy index on economic performance and do not find any positive effect of liberalization on growth at least in the first 10 years of transition. A number of other papers differentiate between young and mature democrat ...
Decline, Destitution and the Transition to Democracy: A
... Implications for Kérékou: Patrimonial destruction and Political decline Understanding the important and influential role of the patrimonial system within the government and governance of Benin and Togo is intrinsic to understanding the relationship between the state of the economy and the capacity ...
... Implications for Kérékou: Patrimonial destruction and Political decline Understanding the important and influential role of the patrimonial system within the government and governance of Benin and Togo is intrinsic to understanding the relationship between the state of the economy and the capacity ...
The Political Economy of Social Democracy: The Swedish Collapse
... compromise between capital and labour, it follows that social democratic political economy is not necessarily dependent on social democratic government. While a social democratic political economy was dominant throughout northern Europe in the period 1945-75, social democratic hegemony in government ...
... compromise between capital and labour, it follows that social democratic political economy is not necessarily dependent on social democratic government. While a social democratic political economy was dominant throughout northern Europe in the period 1945-75, social democratic hegemony in government ...
Author`s personal copy
... jealousy, greed, guilt and anger, which, while necessary for human functioning, can lead to serious personality and health problems in excess (Houston and Vavak, 1991; Matthews, 1988). An over-exposure can occur either when societal constraints preclude a minimum satisfaction of related motivations ...
... jealousy, greed, guilt and anger, which, while necessary for human functioning, can lead to serious personality and health problems in excess (Houston and Vavak, 1991; Matthews, 1988). An over-exposure can occur either when societal constraints preclude a minimum satisfaction of related motivations ...
Germany`s social market economy
... represents also a social policy in itself: it enables people being included in the labor market, it provides jobs and therewith income. The institutional economics’ literature also stresses the idea that the economic institutions framing a competition based economy need to be complemented by some po ...
... represents also a social policy in itself: it enables people being included in the labor market, it provides jobs and therewith income. The institutional economics’ literature also stresses the idea that the economic institutions framing a competition based economy need to be complemented by some po ...
Germany`s Social Market economy: a blueprint for Latin American
... represents also a social policy in itself: it enables people being included in the labor market, it provides jobs and therewith income. The institutional economics’ literature also stresses the idea that the economic institutions framing a competition based economy need to be complemented by some po ...
... represents also a social policy in itself: it enables people being included in the labor market, it provides jobs and therewith income. The institutional economics’ literature also stresses the idea that the economic institutions framing a competition based economy need to be complemented by some po ...
DEMOCRATIZATION, QUALITY OF INSTITUTIONS AND …
... y - average growth rate of PPP GDP per capita in 1975-99, Y- PPP GDP per capita in 1975, RL - Rule of Law index for 2000/2001 (World Bank 2002; Kaufmann, Daniel, Kraay, Aart, and Zoido-Lobatón Pablo, 1999); it is based on polls of expertsand surveys of residents, and changes from –2.5 to +2.5 (the h ...
... y - average growth rate of PPP GDP per capita in 1975-99, Y- PPP GDP per capita in 1975, RL - Rule of Law index for 2000/2001 (World Bank 2002; Kaufmann, Daniel, Kraay, Aart, and Zoido-Lobatón Pablo, 1999); it is based on polls of expertsand surveys of residents, and changes from –2.5 to +2.5 (the h ...
On the Optimal Social Contract: Agency Costs of Self
... citizens discipline politicians by the threat of replacement, while the government implements non-linear taxation scheme to reveal citizens’ hidden types. The source of the agency problem on citizens’ side in their paper is the asymmetric information, where as in the present paper, the source is the ...
... citizens discipline politicians by the threat of replacement, while the government implements non-linear taxation scheme to reveal citizens’ hidden types. The source of the agency problem on citizens’ side in their paper is the asymmetric information, where as in the present paper, the source is the ...
S17-kutluturk JULY 2014.qxd
... less industrialized countries. Deep inequalities in wealth accumulation weaken democratic political structures (Dahl, 1971). Furthermore, inequality has been elaborated as necessary for wealth accumulation, and also it is supposed that inequality boosts individual motivation to increase wealth (Adel ...
... less industrialized countries. Deep inequalities in wealth accumulation weaken democratic political structures (Dahl, 1971). Furthermore, inequality has been elaborated as necessary for wealth accumulation, and also it is supposed that inequality boosts individual motivation to increase wealth (Adel ...
