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Here both costs and benefits fall on small groups , or on categories which are
rather numerous , but are already organized ( for instance by a trade union ) .
Again , the potential winners know that they are gaining something and are
expected ...
Here both costs and benefits fall on small groups , or on categories which are
rather numerous , but are already organized ( for instance by a trade union ) .
Again , the potential winners know that they are gaining something and are
expected ...
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So they will organize themselves in order to react and block the undesired policy
. It is understandable , then , that such policies imply strong conflict and painful
decisions . If there are no particular reasons for pressing these policies ( such as
...
So they will organize themselves in order to react and block the undesired policy
. It is understandable , then , that such policies imply strong conflict and painful
decisions . If there are no particular reasons for pressing these policies ( such as
...
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In such cases one type of policy process is transformed into another . For
instance , a policy that begins , or could have begun , as regulatory - specific ,
can become divisive if the vast group of people who get the benefits acts in an
organized ...
In such cases one type of policy process is transformed into another . For
instance , a policy that begins , or could have begun , as regulatory - specific ,
can become divisive if the vast group of people who get the benefits acts in an
organized ...
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| Title | EUI Working Paper: SPS, Issues 90-95 EUI Working Paper: SPS, European University Institute. Department of Political and Social Sciences |
| Contributor | European University Institute. Department of Political and Social Sciences |
| Publisher | European University Institute, 1990 |
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