Browsing Department of Political and Social Sciences (SPS) by Subject "State"

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Browsing Department of Political and Social Sciences (SPS) by Subject "State"

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    Title: Wage Bargaining Tensions in Italian and Greek Banking: The role of employer associability and labour-state coalitions  Author(s): KORNELAKIS, Andreas Date: 2010 Type of Publication: Working Paper Series/Report no.: EUI SPS Abstract: How do we explain divergent trajectories of change in wage bargaining institutions? Existing studies maintained that European economic integration and liberalisation, decline in trade union power, changing work organization ...
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    Title: Non-domination and the State: A Response to the Subaltern Critique  Author(s): LAMBA, Rinku Date: 2008 Type of Publication: Working Paper Series/Report no.: EUI MWP Abstract: The aim of this paper is to create some positive conceptual space for the relevance of the instrumentalities of the state when it comes to the politics of religious and multicultural accommodation. The challenge is to steer ...
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    Title: Social representations of religious pluralism in Switzerland  Author(s): BECCI, Irene; BOVAY, Claude Date: 2007 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: Les auteurs de cet article proposent une analyse des représentations sociales concernant la diversité religieuse en Suisse et les attentes à l'égard de l'État dans ce domaine. L'analyse empirique de données récentes montre ...
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    Title: Devolution and public policy: a comparative perspective  Author(s): KEATING, Michael; MCEWEN, Nicola; LOSADA, Antón; MÁIZ, Ramón; WINCOTT, Daniel; SUBIRATS, Joan; RYNCK, Stefaan De; GREER, Scott L.; MORENO, Luis; TRELLES, Carlos Date: 2005 Type of Publication: Article
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    Title: Introduction: devolution and public policy in comparative perspective  Author(s): KEATING, Michael; MCEWEN, Nicola Date: 2005 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: Devolution has transferred important policy competences to sub-state levels in Europe but there has been little research on the effect of this on policy choices. Studies of the United Kingdom, Spain and Belgium illustrate ...