Standardization, Globalization And Rationalities Of Government

Higgins, W; Hallstrom, K

Standardization, Globalization And Rationalities Of Government

Higgins, W Hallstrom, K

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Publisher:: Sage Publications Ltd
Publication Type:: Journal Article
Citation:: Organization, 2007, 14 (5), pp. 685 - 704
Issue Date:: 2007-01

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dc.description.abstract	Organizational analysts have remarked on the retreat from hard regulation by nation-states and the formal international bodies they have ratified, in favour of soft regulation, particularly in the form of standards issued by transnational bodies whose au	en_US
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Organizational analysts have remarked on the retreat from hard regulation by nation-states and the formal international bodies they have ratified, in favour of soft regulation, particularly in the form of standards issued by transnational bodies whose au

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