... and new governmental regulations and legislation create an uncoordinated network of incentives and actions, confused by newly‐created noise. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Bureaucracy Regulation Risk management Floods United States of America Applied economics...

... in New Orleans, Louisiana. Design/methodology/approach The paper utilizes public choice, Austrian, and new institutional analyses of bureaucracy. It discusses private and public sector responses to the situation in New Orleans following Katrina and to disasters in general, and compares...

... of the Russian unfree peasantry was owned by the Russian state (in a sense a corporation of the Russian bureaucracy) and the Russian orthodox church (in a sense a corporation of the orthodox church bureaucracy) (Raiklin, 2001, pp. 76‐7). A characteristic feature of the period was the existence...

...Franklin G. Mixon, Jr; W. Charles Sawyer; Len J. Treviño In detailing the crimes against humanity committed by the Nazi regime before and during the Second World War, Breton and Wintrobe (1986) Breton and Wintrobe describe the Nazi bureaucracy as a flexible microstructure that zealously carried out...

... by two other major factors of production: the physical capital and labor. © MCB UP Limited 1998 Bureaucracy Ground rent Post‐Soviet Soviet Taxation Turnover rent The word “Soviet” is applied here to the socioeconomic system which existed in the former Soviet Union from 1928‐1991...

... Authoritarianism Bureaucracy Crises Democracy Management Russia Social economics War In order to understand the crisis which first occurred in the former Soviet Union and is now taking place in its parts, it is necessary to comprehend the evolution undergone by the Soviet power since 1928. Why 1928...