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Evolution in governance: What lessons for the Commission?

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A learning organisation for a learning society: Proposals for 'designing tomorrow's Commission'

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The company law review in the UK and the question of scope: theoretical concerns, practical constraints and possible new directions

Paterson, John - In: Corporate governance : an institutionalist approach, (pp. 141-183). 2003

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Resistance to the agriculture of modernity : the Old Order Amish, biodynamic agriculture, and smallfarming in New Zealand

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New Guineaʹs trade unions : when workers donʹt know what they want

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Health and safety regulation on the UK continental shelf : evolution and future prospects

Paterson, John - In: Risk governance of offshore oil and gas operations, (pp. 132-153). 2015

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Law's role in the tension between security and sovereignty in the field of energy resources

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Corporate governance, the limits of rationality and proceduralisation

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Sustainable development, sustainable decisions and the precautionary principle

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One of the key foundations of sustainable development is the precautionary principle, a concept that has given rise to a considerable amount of controversy. For some, it is a barrier to technological progress and development, for others a means of preventing potentially harmful applications of...

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