Handbook of Business Interest Associations, Firm Size and Governance

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Introduction Franz Traxler 1. The Theoretical and Methodological Framework of Analysis Franz Traxler 2. Austria Franz Traxler 3. Belgium Patrick Kenis 4. Denmark Carsten Jorgensen 5. Finland Juha Hietanen 6. France Sabine Saurugger 7. Germany Jurgen Grote, Achim Lang and Franz Traxler 8. Greece Aliki Mouriki and Franz Traxler 9. Ireland Franz Traxler 10. Italy Alessia Vatta 11. Luxembourg Patrick Kenis 12. Netherlands Patrick Kenis 13. Portugal Reinhard Naumann 14. Spain Joaquim Molins and Rosa Nonell 15. Sweden Annika Berg and Franz Traxler 16. United Kingdom Justin Greenwood 17. Small Firms and Three Roads to Associational Action Werner Teufelsbauer 18. Business Interest Associations, Firm Size and Governance: The Crossnational Comparison Franz Traxler

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