Sport Policy: a comparative analysis of stability and change builds on the growing general
interest in the comparative study of sport policy and the more specific interest in processes of …

Names: Strömbäck, Jesper editor.| Kiousis, Spiro editor. Title: Political public relations:
concepts, principles, and applications/edited by Jesper Strömbäck and Spiro Kiousis …

Corporatism may be seen as variety of capitalism in which specific structural prerequisites
such as unionization, centralization, and strong states combined with bargaining and …

Denmark, Norway and Sweden are still among the most corporatist democracies in the
world. Although corporatism has declined in Scandinavia over the last decades, it still exists …

Denmark and Norway have experienced significant political changes during the past three
decades, changes that affect the constraints and opportunities organized interests are …

The literature on Western European parliaments has long pointed to an increase in non-
legislative activities, including questions to the minister and interpellations; however, it has …

Parliaments risk becoming the main losers of internationalisation; a process that privileges
executives and experts. Still, parliamentarians have developed a range of responses to …

In his seminal article on the Danish parliamentary oppositions, Mogens Pedersen tended to
agree with Robert Dahl who, investigating the American case, stated that 'To say where the …

This essay focuses on the balance between governmental control and enterprise autonomy
by examining the Norwegian hospital reform. We describe the enterprise model and give a …

Norway: Resources Count, But Votes Decide? From Neo-corporatist Representation to Neo-pluralist
Parliamentarism Page 1 Norway: Resources Count, But Votes Decide? From Neo-corporatist …