Eamonn Butler
Biographic Data
| ID | 3759685 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eamonn Butler |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eamonn |
| FAMILY NAME | Butler |
| SIGNATURE | BUTLER E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Glasgow |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
H ayek, F riedrich A .
F. A. Hayek (1899–1992) was an Austrian‐British economist and political scientist, best known for his work on business cycles and on spontaneous social orders. He explained business cycles as market disruptions caused by monetary policy mistakes, giving investors the “false signal” of artificially cheap credit, causing them to lengthen the capital structure unsustainably. On spontaneous orders, he argued that many human institutions, such as lang…
Classical Liberalism - A Primer
Assessing Accession: Power, Influence and Representation—Central and Eastern Europe in the EU
This collection of essays reflects the behaviour of new member states within the EU, and specifically their moves to represent national interest and obtain influence at the EU level. It includes some of the research papers that were presented at network events. In doing so it seeks to offer a snapshot of what researchers have identified about the new member states' influence and interest representation strategies within the EU since they joined. …
Visegrád: The Evolving Pattern of Coordination and Partnership After EU Enlargement
Multilateral, subregional partnerships are one of the defining features of contemporary European politics. The 2004 enlargement of the European Union introduced a new partnership entity to the mix—the Visegrád Group of states, comprising the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia—which offers its members a useful model to discuss and represent common interests in a collective manner within the regional and international political landscape.…
The Geopolitics of Merger and Acquisition in the Central European Energy Market
In September 2007 the Austrian oil and gas company, OMV, issued a declaration of intent to merge with its Hungarian competitor, MOL. The merger was regarded by MOL as a hostile takeover bid and it initiated a series of measures designed to defend its independence and position within the Central European energy market. These measures, while intended to shore up MOL's defences in the face of an increased threat of merger and acquisition from larger…
The Politics of EU Accession: Ideology, Party Strategy and the European Question in Hungary – By A. Batory
No abstract available
Hungary and the European Union: The political implications of societal security promotion
Hungary’s constitutional commitment to support kin-nationals beyond its borders (nation policy) has been a central feature of its post-1989 foreign policy and highlights a particularly important national security concern – the societal security of national identity, culture, language and tradition. This article examines Hungary’s societal security concerns and the policy methods it utilises, including its EU membership and the promotion of minori…
Contracting out municipal services: Fading official interest, growing public concern
The Biological Origins of Human Values
Journal Article Book Reviews Get access The Biological Origins of Human Values. By G. E. Pugh. ( Routledge & Kegan Paul. 1978. Pp. 461. Price £12.50.) The Three Sources of Human Values. By F. A. Hayek. ( L. S. E. Hobhouse Memorial Trust Lecture. 1978. Pp. 40. Price £1.00.) The Psychological Basis of Morality. By F. C. T. Moore. ( Macmillan. 1978. Pp. 106. Price £8.95.) Eamonn Butler Eamonn Butler Search for other works by this author on: Oxford A…
Visegrád: The Evolving Pattern of Coordination and Partnership After EU Enlargement
Multilateral, subregional partnerships are one of the defining features of contemporary European politics. The 2004 enlargement of the European Union introduced a new partnership entity to the mix—the Visegrád Group of states, comprising the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia—which offers its members a useful model to discuss and represent common interests in a collective manner within the regional and international political landscape.…
Hungary and the European Union: The political implications of societal security promotion
Hungary’s constitutional commitment to support kin-nationals beyond its borders (nation policy) has been a central feature of its post-1989 foreign policy and highlights a particularly important national security concern – the societal security of national identity, culture, language and tradition. This article examines Hungary’s societal security concerns and the policy methods it utilises, including its EU membership and the promotion of minori…
Contracting out municipal services: Fading official interest, growing public concern
The Biological Origins of Human Values
Journal Article Book Reviews Get access The Biological Origins of Human Values. By G. E. Pugh. ( Routledge & Kegan Paul. 1978. Pp. 461. Price £12.50.) The Three Sources of Human Values. By F. A. Hayek. ( L. S. E. Hobhouse Memorial Trust Lecture. 1978. Pp. 40. Price £1.00.) The Psychological Basis of Morality. By F. C. T. Moore. ( Macmillan. 1978. Pp. 106. Price £8.95.) Eamonn Butler Eamonn Butler Search for other works by this author on: Oxford A…
Contracting out municipal services: Fading official interest, growing public concern
Hungary and the European Union: The political implications of societal security promotion
Hungary’s constitutional commitment to support kin-nationals beyond its borders (nation policy) has been a central feature of its post-1989 foreign policy and highlights a particularly important national security concern – the societal security of national identity, culture, language and tradition. This article examines Hungary’s societal security concerns and the policy methods it utilises, including its EU membership and the promotion of minori…
The Politics of EU Accession: Ideology, Party Strategy and the European Question in Hungary – By A. Batory
No abstract available
The Geopolitics of Merger and Acquisition in the Central European Energy Market
In September 2007 the Austrian oil and gas company, OMV, issued a declaration of intent to merge with its Hungarian competitor, MOL. The merger was regarded by MOL as a hostile takeover bid and it initiated a series of measures designed to defend its independence and position within the Central European energy market. These measures, while intended to shore up MOL's defences in the face of an increased threat of merger and acquisition from larger…
Visegrád: The Evolving Pattern of Coordination and Partnership After EU Enlargement
Multilateral, subregional partnerships are one of the defining features of contemporary European politics. The 2004 enlargement of the European Union introduced a new partnership entity to the mix—the Visegrád Group of states, comprising the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia—which offers its members a useful model to discuss and represent common interests in a collective manner within the regional and international political landscape.…
Assessing Accession: Power, Influence and Representation—Central and Eastern Europe in the EU
This collection of essays reflects the behaviour of new member states within the EU, and specifically their moves to represent national interest and obtain influence at the EU level. It includes some of the research papers that were presented at network events. In doing so it seeks to offer a snapshot of what researchers have identified about the new member states' influence and interest representation strategies within the EU since they joined. …
Classical Liberalism - A Primer
H ayek, F riedrich A .
F. A. Hayek (1899–1992) was an Austrian‐British economist and political scientist, best known for his work on business cycles and on spontaneous social orders. He explained business cycles as market disruptions caused by monetary policy mistakes, giving investors the “false signal” of artificially cheap credit, causing them to lengthen the capital structure unsustainably. On spontaneous orders, he argued that many human institutions, such as lang…
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