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WORKSHOP ON INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS SEPTEMBER 9 – 13, 2001 BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA ABSTRACT TITLES PROPERTY RIGHTS AND NATURAL RESOURCES: SOCIO-ECONOMIC HETEROGENEITY AND DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPLICATION OF COMMON PROPERTY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Bhim Prasad Adhikari The University of York, UK Public Health Services Decentralization Process: The SÃO PAULO State, Brazil, Experience Basilia Aguirre University of São Paulo, Brazil CENTRAL BANK INDEPENDENCE IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC, HUNGARY, POLAND, AND SLOVAKIA: AN IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS Miroslav Beblavy Institute for Economic and Social Reforms, Slovakia NEITHER TRADITIONAL COOPERATIVE NOR PUBLIC CORPORATION: ALTERNATIVE COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATIONAL MODELS Fabio R. Chaddad University of Missouri, USA Illegal Markets: The case of clandestine slaughtering Paulo Furquim de Azevedo and Ferenc Istvan Bankuti University of São Carlos, Brazil LOCAL regulatory MISMANAGEMENT IN Bulgaria Yordanka Gancheva Institute for Market Economics, Bulgaria Fundamental attitudes, elite behavior, and social capital - reflections on the decade of transition in Bulgaria Georgy Ganev Center for Liberal Strategies, Bulgaria Structural Adjustment Policies and the Environment in Southeast Europe Anna Gueorguieva University of California at Berkeley, USA HOW TO MOTIVATE KNOWLEDGE WORKER: EVIDENCE FROM CHINA Wanjun Jiang Peking University, China NEGOTIATED ORDER IN INTER-ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONS: TOWARD AN INSTITUTIONAL THEORY OF STAKEHOLDER NEGOTIATIONS Juha-Antti Lamberg, University of Jyväskylä, Finland Grant T. Savage, University of Alabama, USA Backward and Forward Coordination in the Brazilian Franchising: An Empirical Analysis Vivian Lara Dos Santos Silva University of São Carlos, Brazil Towards a Property Rights Risk Index and the Future Political Risk Insurance Market Stephen Matteo Miller George Mason University, USA Corporate Governance in Russia: Evidence from Top Executive Turnover Alexander Muravyev St. Petersburg State University, Russia AGENTS WITH FINAL PRINCIPAL IN CHINA'S STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES Xin-Qiao Ping Peking University, China India’s Informal Trade with Bangladesh: A Qualitative Assessment Sanjib Pohit, National Council of Applied Economic Research, India Nisha Taneja, ICRIER, India PEOPLE AND PERFORMANCE: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF HOW AND WHY PEOPLE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IMPROVE BUSINESS PERFORMANCE Bruce A. Rayton University of Bath, UK Strong Legacies and Weak Market: Russian Institutions of Higher Education After the August of 1998 Andrei V. Rezaev St. Petersburg State University, Russia RUSSIA: WHETHER DEPRIVATIZATION IS INEVITABLE? (POWER-PROPERTY PHENOMENON AS A PATH DEPENDENCY PROBLEM) Anton Runov and Rustem Nureev State University Higher School of Economics, Russia FIVE TASKS OF THE NIE HISTORIAN Elaine S. Tan The University of Michigan Business School, USA THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FARM SIZE AND PRODUCTIVITY IN BANGLADESH AGRICULTURE: THE ROLE OF TRANSACTION COSTS IN RURAL LABOUR MARKETS Kazi Ali Toufique Bangladesh Institute of Development Studies, Bangladesh The Co-Evolution of Institutions, Organizations, and Ideology: The Longlake Experience of Property Rights Transformation Ning Wang University of Chicago, USA How Brazil Fell Behind: A Neoinstitutional Analysis Fernando Zanella University of Vale do Rio dos Sinos, Brazil Choice of Reform Speed and the Economic Growth in Formerly Planned Economy: Theoretical and Empirical Perspective Jun Zhang Fudan University, China THE IMPLICATIONS OF TRANSFERABILITY FOR RESOURCE ALLOCATION: THE CASE OF RURAL LAND IN CHINA Weidong Zhang Huazhong University of Science & Technology, China Market Augmenting Institutions: Slow moving institutional change supporting the production and distribution of food in developing economies Decio Zylbersztajn The University of São Paulo, Brazil |
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