Titlebook: Rethinking the Market Economy; New Challenges, New Jean-Jacques Lambin Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Li

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State-Led Market Economy,lic sector are outsourced and provided by private enterprises under the control of the government, in so-called “quasi-markets”. Thus, many public service operations become subject to market-like mechanisms implying a greater market responsiveness of public servants. The question addressed in this c

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Jean-Jacques Lambinhers, such as the Czech Republic, produced comprehensive legislation but its implementation is slow. Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Hungary were more resistant to change, ignoring or outright rejecting efforts to pass domestic violence legislation well into the early 2010s. While the vast majority

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Jean-Jacques Lambinthem into question by concerning itself with their origins and whether they might be in the process of changing’ (Cox, 1981, p. 129). Thus, it is specifically critical in the sense of asking how existing social or world orders have come into being, how norms, institutions or practices therefore emer

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Jean-Jacques Lambinate remains central. The national state continues to govern over the labour force (Hirsch, 1997; Robinson, 2004) and it is the only organization capable of providing the cultural, political and social conditions that capital, however global, requires for its reproduction. As Robinson (2004, p. 87) a

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A Stabilized and Regulated Financial Market,ket economy of providing the financial resources needed by entrepreneurs and innovators active in the real economy. Since the 1980s, deregulation and the elimination of borders between financial, monetary and national markets have led to a globalization of the financial markets. This deregulation ha