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Self-regulation and the future of the regulatory state
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1. Introduction: The Regulatory State of the Crossroads [PDF]
Marc Hertogh & Pauline Westerman
2. Who is Regulating the Self? [PDF]
Self-Regulation as Outsourced Rule-Making
Pauline Westerman
3. Crime and Custom in the Dutch
Construction Industry:
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A Socio-Legal Case Study of Self-Regulation
Marc Hertogh
4. Self-Regulation through Quality Management Systems [PDF]
Anne-Wietske Enequist
5. Smoking Bans in the Netherlands: [PDF]
A Mix of Self-Regulation and Regulation by Government
Heleen Weyers
6. Distinguishing True from other Hybrids,
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A Case Study of the Merits and Pitfalls of Devolved Regulation in the UK
Nicolle Zeegers
7. Performance Measurement: its Legitimacy and its Efficacy [PDF]
Anne Ruth Mackor
8. The Emergence and Use of Self-Regulation in the European [PDF]
Decision-Making Process: Does it Make a Difference?
Tobias Nowak & Theo v/d Hoogen
9. Internet Governance and Global Self Regulation: [PDF]
Theoretical and Empirical Building Blocks for a General Theory of Self-Regulation
Kees de Vey Mestdagh & Rudolf Rijgersberg
10. Mixed Regulation in International Security Politics: [PDF]
the Case of Iran’s Nuclear Programme
Paul Rusman
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Social security as a public interest
The complete version [PDF]
1. Research plan and conclusions
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Gijsbert Vonk & Albertjan Tollenaar
2. The public interest in social security: an economic perspective
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Andries Nentjes & Edwin Woerdman
3. The pubic interests of social security: the social science approach
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Mirjam Plantinga
4. The public interest and the welfare state: a legal approach
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Gijsbert Vonk
5. The public interest in social security: contemporary political philosophy
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Onno Brinkman
6. Safeguarding the public interest in social security: an economic perspective
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Andries Nentjes & Edwin Woerdman
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Safeguarding public values in social security: a public administration perspective
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Ko de Ridder
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Safeguarding public interests: a legal perspective
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Albertjan Tollenaar
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Safeguarding the public sphere: a philosophical perspective
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Pauline Westerman
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