Ulrich Widmaier
Biographic Data
| ID | 4377550 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ulrich Widmaier |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ulrich |
| FAMILY NAME | Widmaier |
| SIGNATURE | WIDMAIER U |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ruhr University Bochum |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 3 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Flexible Arbeitssysteme Im Maschinenbau
Betriebliche Rationalisierung und ökonomische Rationalität
Vergleichende Regierungslehre
Political strategies of large companies and their significance for the implementation of the European single electricity market
Electricity supply in the European member states has been a closed national public sector service without competition for a long time. Currently, the European electricity industry is subject to radical change resulting from the European directive establishing common rules for the internal market in electricity, which came into force in 1997. This paper attempts to explain the varying forms of implementation of the internal electricity market in F…
Betriebliche Rationalisierung Und Ökonomische Rationalität
Flexible Arbeitssysteme im Maschinenbau
Political Stability in OECD Nations
There exists a considerable ongoing debate in political science about past and future trends in the political legitimacy of Western democratic systems. While the empirical findings for historical periods are mixed and the indicators have a questionable validity across countries and time periods, assumptions and conditions of a scenario utilized in experimental runs with a formalized computer model indicate long-term decline in political legitimac…
The political economy of the people's welfare
Demographic change, labour force dynamics and employment
The paper examines the problems for social protection and economic growth that arise from the development of a dualistic labour force – divided into a privileged core and a disad‐vantaged periphery – created by the dynamic interaction of labour supply rigidities and rapid technological growth. It concludes that reforms of labour market institutions have to be introduced in order to solve the existing problems
Organizational power and distributional conflict within OECD nations
This article claims that a predator‐prey model of cyclical growth is a useful concept for studying the dynamic relationship between wage and salary shares of GDP and employment. The rate of growth of employment is considered as an indicator of union bargaining strength; the change of the wage share is treated as a reflection of an ongoing distributional conflict between profits and wages. The paper discusses some of the analytic properties of the…
The domestic‐international conflict nexus
The extent to which domestic political disputes erupt into larger, generally regional, interstate conflicts is examined for the period 1948–1976. Two broad categories of behavior are possible: 1) the externalization of domestic instability and conflict in order to reduce difficulties at home and 2) the internalization of regional or interstate conflict through external penetration or internal politicization of foreign policy. Both alternatives tu…
The domestic‐international conflict nexus
The extent to which domestic political disputes erupt into larger, generally regional, interstate conflicts is examined for the period 1948–1976. Two broad categories of behavior are possible: 1) the externalization of domestic instability and conflict in order to reduce difficulties at home and 2) the internalization of regional or interstate conflict through external penetration or internal politicization of foreign policy. Both alternatives tu…
Political Stability in OECD Nations
There exists a considerable ongoing debate in political science about past and future trends in the political legitimacy of Western democratic systems. While the empirical findings for historical periods are mixed and the indicators have a questionable validity across countries and time periods, assumptions and conditions of a scenario utilized in experimental runs with a formalized computer model indicate long-term decline in political legitimac…
Political strategies of large companies and their significance for the implementation of the European single electricity market
Electricity supply in the European member states has been a closed national public sector service without competition for a long time. Currently, the European electricity industry is subject to radical change resulting from the European directive establishing common rules for the internal market in electricity, which came into force in 1997. This paper attempts to explain the varying forms of implementation of the internal electricity market in F…
The domestic‐international conflict nexus
The extent to which domestic political disputes erupt into larger, generally regional, interstate conflicts is examined for the period 1948–1976. Two broad categories of behavior are possible: 1) the externalization of domestic instability and conflict in order to reduce difficulties at home and 2) the internalization of regional or interstate conflict through external penetration or internal politicization of foreign policy. Both alternatives tu…
Organizational power and distributional conflict within OECD nations
This article claims that a predator‐prey model of cyclical growth is a useful concept for studying the dynamic relationship between wage and salary shares of GDP and employment. The rate of growth of employment is considered as an indicator of union bargaining strength; the change of the wage share is treated as a reflection of an ongoing distributional conflict between profits and wages. The paper discusses some of the analytic properties of the…
The political economy of the people's welfare
Demographic change, labour force dynamics and employment
The paper examines the problems for social protection and economic growth that arise from the development of a dualistic labour force – divided into a privileged core and a disad‐vantaged periphery – created by the dynamic interaction of labour supply rigidities and rapid technological growth. It concludes that reforms of labour market institutions have to be introduced in order to solve the existing problems
Political Stability in OECD Nations
There exists a considerable ongoing debate in political science about past and future trends in the political legitimacy of Western democratic systems. While the empirical findings for historical periods are mixed and the indicators have a questionable validity across countries and time periods, assumptions and conditions of a scenario utilized in experimental runs with a formalized computer model indicate long-term decline in political legitimac…
Flexible Arbeitssysteme im Maschinenbau
Betriebliche Rationalisierung Und Ökonomische Rationalität
Political strategies of large companies and their significance for the implementation of the European single electricity market
Electricity supply in the European member states has been a closed national public sector service without competition for a long time. Currently, the European electricity industry is subject to radical change resulting from the European directive establishing common rules for the internal market in electricity, which came into force in 1997. This paper attempts to explain the varying forms of implementation of the internal electricity market in F…
Flexible Arbeitssysteme Im Maschinenbau
Betriebliche Rationalisierung und ökonomische Rationalität
Vergleichende Regierungslehre
Political science (10 works) · Politics (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Flexible and Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems (3 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (3 works) · Assembly Line Balancing Optimization (2 works) · Development economics (2 works)