Politikversagen und Lobbyismus

Stadelmann, David; Frank, Marco

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“…This approach allows the transfer of economic thinking to all human activities and related social situations (Becker, 1976; Frey, 1990). In this respect, the political process in a democracy can be interpreted as a market as well (e.g., Becker, 1958; Benson, 2011; Daumann & Follert, 2020; Downs, 1957; Eichenberger, 2003; Follert, 2018; Stadelmann & Frank, 2021, 2023; Stadelmann et al, 2020). In this market, certain individuals stand for election and offer political services that, if elected, they act as voter agents.…”

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“…In parliamentary democracies, political actors offer services that represent citizens through legislation or the government. The market in which they offer this service (e.g., Becker, 1958; Eichenberger, 2003) is characterized by numerous imperfections (e.g., Stadelmann & Frank, 2021, 2023). One crucial problem within the relationship between political actors and citizens is that most effects of political decisions only unfold in later legislative periods.…”

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Learning from corporate governance: First conceptualization of a liability for political decision‐making

Follert

2023

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The institution of liability serves to mitigate the lack of care in almost all areas, whether private or business. However, we have not yet found such an institution in political decision‐making. Surprisingly, the literature has not discussed a specific institution that subjects political actors who fail to exercise due diligence in their decision‐making regarding personal liability. Hence, this paper aims to fill this gap and derive the necessity of internalizing the negative effects resulting from the imperfections of the market for political services in general and the democratic process, particularly by a liability rule. To design the new institution, we draw on the findings of corporate governance, combining economic thinking in incentives and legal knowledge expressed in the law of the corporation. In this respect, this paper is the first to make a concrete proposal for political liability accompanied by a political judgment rule. However, it is important to emphasize that the aim is not to punish a wrong decision but to provide strong incentives to prevent it ex ante. Political liability must be understood as a process‐oriented institution that considers uncertainty and decision‐making complexities. By proposing and analyzing this new institution, this work contributes to a broader discussion of incentive structures in the political process of modern democracies and shows how the political sphere can learn from the corporate world.

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Learning from corporate governance: First conceptualization of a liability for political decision‐making

Follert

2023

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“…Mit der Kosmetikverordnung werden hohe Anforderungen an den gesundheitlichen Verbraucherschutz für kosmetische Mittel gestellt. Der enorme Wissenszuwachs in der Hautforschung führt außerdem dazu, dass tiefe wie auch detaillierte Einblicke in die physiologischen Abläufe der Haut ein ganz neues Bild dieses faszinierenden Organs ermöglichen 1 , 2 .…”

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Natürliche Hautpflege mit ätherischen Ölen und Aromamischungen

Stadelmann

2023

Erfahrungsheilkunde

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ZusammenfassungDie Haut ist das größte Organ des Menschen, deren Säureschutzmantel als Abwehrbarriere für äußere schädigende Einflüsse geschützt und unbedingt intakt gehalten werden muss. Dies kann mit einer biologischen Hautpflege aus naturreinen Zutaten und ohne unnötige Hilfs- und Konservierungsstoffe gelingen, da sie der Haut Lipide und Feuchtigkeit liefert. Die pflegetherapeutische Aromakultur (PTAK) dient der Pflege, der Gesunderhaltung und der Linderung von Beschwerden, auch als Begleitmaßnahme zu einer ärztlichen Therapie. Letztendlich profitiert jede Haut, sei es die sensible Baby- und Kinderhaut, die empfindliche, trockene oder neurodermitische Haut, die irritierte Teenagerhaut oder die anspruchsvolle reife Haut, von einer vernünftigen biologischen Aromapflege. Denn eine sinnvolle Hautpflege bedeutet aktive Stärkung der Eigenaktivität, Schutzbarriere und Balance der Haut statt passives „Zuschmieren“. Der Beitrag stellt die wichtigsten Stoffe und spezielle Anwendungsgebiete vor.

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Politikversagen und Lobbyismus

Cited by 2 publications

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Learning from corporate governance: First conceptualization of a liability for political decision‐making

Learning from corporate governance: First conceptualization of a liability for political decision‐making

Natürliche Hautpflege mit ätherischen Ölen und Aromamischungen

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