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Anwendungsbeispiel: Helikopter-Eltern, held by dissenters from the statist tradition in French political culture. Instead, from Richelieu to the revolutionaries, from the Bonapartes to de Gaulle, the centralised, unitary Jacobin state has been considered the only legitimate advocate of the public good, while private interests remained s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-15523-0es back to the market. Such policies have flourished not only in Europe, the USA and Japan but more surprisingly in many Third World countries too in spite of the previous statist preferences of their nationalist governments.

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Begriffsanalyse: Zwei Formen von Angst, to the public and health authorities alike. In Israel the figures are striking: in 1986 the ratio of deaths due to heart disease among 100 000 Jews was 243 (one-third of the total — 752) (Budget Proposal, 1989, p. 74). The standardisation rates per 100 000 also present a gloomy picture: in Israel t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-15523-0dent. By the end of the decade intellectuals and policy analysts began reaching the educated public with ‘procompetition’ or ‘market-reform’ challenges to the emphasis on regulation that health policy and its analysis had developed in the early 1970s. The critiques of government regulation, and incr

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Hans-Werner Prahl,Monika Setzweinicy. There never were very many political scientists who published in the health policy field, despite its size and importance, but now there are even fewer. Far more attention is accorded the field these days by economists and sociologists. In fact most of the political scientists in Canada left in