Peter Gerlich
Biographic Data
| ID | 4377644 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Peter Gerlich |
| GIVEN NAMES | Peter |
| FAMILY NAME | Gerlich |
| SIGNATURE | GERLICH P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Vienna |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A farewell to corporatism
1992). A farewell to corporatism. West European Politics: Vol. 15, Politics in Austria: Still a Case of Consociationalism?, pp. 132-146
Deregulation in Austria
Since the new grand coalition government took office in 1986, deregulation has become an official goal of government policy in Austria. The article describes debates, measures and countervailing tendencies in three areas of deregulation: delegislation, privatization and the promotion of competition. Because deregulation initiatives have not been very effective the conclusion discusses political constraints and opportunities for such policies in t…
Corporatism in Crisis
While recent developments in Western Europe provide numerous examples of the instability and decay of corporatist arrangements in the face of economic crisis, Austrian social partnership still exhibits remarkable stability. The article tries to explain this stability of corporatist politics in Austria. The Austrian case is also used to demonstrate some limitations of the academic literature on the breakdown of corporatism. However, stability in t…
Potentials and limitations of executive leadership
This article analyzes the Austrian cabinet along the representation‐efficiency and the leadership‐collective decision‐making dimensions. After outlining the respective traditions of the Austrian cabinet some information about the personal styles of Austrian chancellors and their respective ability for leadership is provided. Some aspects of pre‐ministerial careers are analyzed in terms of the representation‐efficiency dimension, while a discussio…
Theories of legislation
After defining legislation as an extended process which includes initiation, preparation, legislation proper as well as implementation, an empirically derived threefold typology of laws differentiating them according to the groups most active in the initiation phase is proposed. Taking into consideration the official and unofficial policy theories of these groups, predictions can be made about the degree of effectiveness of laws. Some empirical e…
Cause and consequence in legislation
Legislation has traditionally been studied from different but usually limited perspectives. To analyse the process of law‐making as an extended process including the causes as well as the consequences of legislation, the initiation as well as the implemention of legislative decisions, may contribute to a better understanding of the effects and limits of contemporary politics, to the meaning of different policy styles, and to the role of interest …
Corporatism in Crisis
While recent developments in Western Europe provide numerous examples of the instability and decay of corporatist arrangements in the face of economic crisis, Austrian social partnership still exhibits remarkable stability. The article tries to explain this stability of corporatist politics in Austria. The Austrian case is also used to demonstrate some limitations of the academic literature on the breakdown of corporatism. However, stability in t…
A farewell to corporatism
1992). A farewell to corporatism. West European Politics: Vol. 15, Politics in Austria: Still a Case of Consociationalism?, pp. 132-146
Deregulation in Austria
Since the new grand coalition government took office in 1986, deregulation has become an official goal of government policy in Austria. The article describes debates, measures and countervailing tendencies in three areas of deregulation: delegislation, privatization and the promotion of competition. Because deregulation initiatives have not been very effective the conclusion discusses political constraints and opportunities for such policies in t…
Potentials and limitations of executive leadership
This article analyzes the Austrian cabinet along the representation‐efficiency and the leadership‐collective decision‐making dimensions. After outlining the respective traditions of the Austrian cabinet some information about the personal styles of Austrian chancellors and their respective ability for leadership is provided. Some aspects of pre‐ministerial careers are analyzed in terms of the representation‐efficiency dimension, while a discussio…
Cause and consequence in legislation
Legislation has traditionally been studied from different but usually limited perspectives. To analyse the process of law‐making as an extended process including the causes as well as the consequences of legislation, the initiation as well as the implemention of legislative decisions, may contribute to a better understanding of the effects and limits of contemporary politics, to the meaning of different policy styles, and to the role of interest …
Theories of legislation
After defining legislation as an extended process which includes initiation, preparation, legislation proper as well as implementation, an empirically derived threefold typology of laws differentiating them according to the groups most active in the initiation phase is proposed. Taking into consideration the official and unofficial policy theories of these groups, predictions can be made about the degree of effectiveness of laws. Some empirical e…
Cause and consequence in legislation
Legislation has traditionally been studied from different but usually limited perspectives. To analyse the process of law‐making as an extended process including the causes as well as the consequences of legislation, the initiation as well as the implemention of legislative decisions, may contribute to a better understanding of the effects and limits of contemporary politics, to the meaning of different policy styles, and to the role of interest …
Corporatism in Crisis
While recent developments in Western Europe provide numerous examples of the instability and decay of corporatist arrangements in the face of economic crisis, Austrian social partnership still exhibits remarkable stability. The article tries to explain this stability of corporatist politics in Austria. The Austrian case is also used to demonstrate some limitations of the academic literature on the breakdown of corporatism. However, stability in t…
Potentials and limitations of executive leadership
This article analyzes the Austrian cabinet along the representation‐efficiency and the leadership‐collective decision‐making dimensions. After outlining the respective traditions of the Austrian cabinet some information about the personal styles of Austrian chancellors and their respective ability for leadership is provided. Some aspects of pre‐ministerial careers are analyzed in terms of the representation‐efficiency dimension, while a discussio…
Deregulation in Austria
Since the new grand coalition government took office in 1986, deregulation has become an official goal of government policy in Austria. The article describes debates, measures and countervailing tendencies in three areas of deregulation: delegislation, privatization and the promotion of competition. Because deregulation initiatives have not been very effective the conclusion discusses political constraints and opportunities for such policies in t…
A farewell to corporatism
1992). A farewell to corporatism. West European Politics: Vol. 15, Politics in Austria: Still a Case of Consociationalism?, pp. 132-146
Law (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Political Influence and Corporate Strategies (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Corporatism (2 works)