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State Subsidies in the Global Economy

Nikolaos Zahariadis

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Using figures from European Union members, the volume highlights the conditional effects of globalization, asset specificity, and domestic institutions. Far from being impotent, democratic states face

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Using figures from European Union members, the volume highlights the conditional effects of globalization, asset specificity, and domestic institutions. Far from being impotent, democratic states face

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Using figures from European Union members, the volume highlights the conditional effects of globalization, asset specificity, and domestic institutions. Far from being impotent, democratic states face

Key concepts: Globalization, Subsidy, European union, Democracy, State (computer science), Asset (computer security), Face (sociological concept), Political science

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