Tato monografie, plná kvalitních fotografií a technických detailů, je především určena obdivovatelům vojenské techniky, sběratelům a modelářům.
Marc Allen Eisner Books
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Regulatory Politics in Transition
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- 11 hours of reading
Focusing on the evolution of regulatory policy, the book explores significant shifts during the Progressive era, the New Deal, and contemporary times. Utilizing a regulatory regime framework, it analyzes the interplay between policy changes and institutional innovations, considering economic structures and political theories that influenced these developments. The new edition highlights the efficiency regime of the 1980s and its resurgence during the Clinton administration, while also addressing globalization's effects on regulation and the potential emergence of a global regulatory regime.
The American Political Economy
Institutional Evolution of Market and State
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Beyond Deregulation
- 292 pages
- 11 hours of reading
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Čtyřicetičtyřstránková publikace v anglickém a českém jazyce obsahuje detailní fotografie zrenovovaného vozidla, historické snímky, výkresy v měřítku, detailní perokresby z manuálu a barevné bokorysy.