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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 way ( with pressure , protests , lobbying , etc. ) .
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 way ( with pressure , protests , lobbying , etc. ) .
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Ministers with a party - political origin , who carry a certain weight in their party or faction , and have ... this will create difficulties for ideologically divisive , regulatory - specific and divisive policies , which could be ...
Ministers with a party - political origin , who carry a certain weight in their party or faction , and have ... this will create difficulties for ideologically divisive , regulatory - specific and divisive policies , which could be ...
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... very few divisive policies , pure and ideological ( often transformed through diffusion of the costs ) ; - a minimum of regulatory - specific policies ( possible only if the losers belong to sectors of society not represented among ...
... very few divisive policies , pure and ideological ( often transformed through diffusion of the costs ) ; - a minimum of regulatory - specific policies ( possible only if the losers belong to sectors of society not represented among ...
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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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