Do They Walk Like They Talk?

Edited by Louis M. Imbeau ()

in Studies in Public Choice from Springer, currently edited by Randall G. Holcombe

Date: 2009
ISBN: 978-0-387-89672-4
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Chapters in this book:

Ch Chapter 1 Dissonance in Policy Processes: An Introduction

Louis M. Imbeau

Ch Chapter 10 Dissonance in Fiscal Policy: A Power Approach

Louis M. Imbeau

Ch Chapter 11 Speeches and Legislative Extremism in the U.S. Senate

Jean François Godbout and Bei Yu

Ch Chapter 12 Do Parties Matter? A Qualitative Answer with Numbers

Jean Crête and Nouhoun Diallo

Ch Chapter 13 Talking Like a Tax Collector or a Social Guardian? The Use of Administrative Discourse by U.S. State Lottery Agencies

Étienne Charbonneau

Ch Chapter 14 The Early European “FederalismFederalism ”: Ambiguities of Talks About How to Walk Toward a Political UnionPolitical Union

Jean-Michel Josselin and Alain Marciano

Ch Chapter 15 A Semiotic Network Comparison of Technocratic and Populist Discourses in Turkey

Ahmet K. Süerdem

Ch Chapter 16 Do They Walk Like They Talk? A Conclusion

Louis M. Imbeau, Steve Jacob and François Pétrys

Ch Chapter 2 The Power of Words: A Philosophical Perspective

Thomas De Koninck

Ch Chapter 3 Information Shrouding and the Governmental Supply of Goods and Services: An Economic Perspective

Albert Breton

Ch Chapter 4 Party Rhetoric and Practice: A Normative Perspective from Political Science

Vincent Lemieux

Ch Chapter 5 Measuring How Political Parties Keep Their Promises: A Positive Perspective from Political Science

François Pétry and Benoît Collette

Ch Chapter 6 Measuring US Presidents’ Political Commitment for Fiscal Discipline Between 1920 and 2008

Francesc Pujol

Ch Chapter 7 Would You Trust an Italian Politician? Evidence from Italian Regional Politics

Emma Galli, Veronica Grembi and Fabio Padovano

Ch Chapter 8 General Policy Speech of Prime Ministers and Fiscal Choices in France: “Preach Water and Drink Wine!”

Martial Foucault and Abel François

Ch Chapter 9 Do Governments Manipulate Their Revenue Forecasts? Budget Speech and Budget Outcomes in the Canadian Provinces

Jérôme Couture and Louis M. Imbeau

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