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Ramesh, M.; Howlett Michael |
Deregulation and its Discontents: p. 1-10 |
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Hira ,Anil |
Governance crisis in Asia: developing a responsive regulation |
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p. 11-28 |
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Ramesh M. |
Globalisation and national regulations : race to the bottom, top and middle |
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p. 29-46 |
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Lampietti J.A. [et al.] |
Powers promise: electricity reforms in Eastern Europe and central Asia |
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p. 47-79 |
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Skoufa , Lucas A. |
Privatization and regulation of competition in electricity sector |
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p. 80-108 |
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Wu ,Xu; Sulistiyanto,Priyambudi |
Independent power producers in Indonesia and the Philippines |
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p. 109-123 |
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Todoc ,Jessie L. |
Power sector deregulation and the environment: evidence from the Philippines and Thailand |
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p. 124-150 |
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Asher , Mukul G.; Nandy ,Amarendu |
Governance and regulation of provident and pension funds in Asia |
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p. 151-167 |
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Goyal, Ashima |
Regulation and deregulation of the stock market in India |
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p. 168-192 |
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Gunningham , Neil; Sinclair Darren |
Design principles for smart regulations |
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p. 193-211 |
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Peha ,Jon M. |
Universal service , and the transition from state control to state-monitored competition |
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p. 212-227 |
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Howlett, Michael |
Coclusion: the de/reregulatory cycle:: learning and spill-over effects in regulatory policy-making |
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p. 228-236 |
