Henry Rothstein

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Sociologie (4) Science politique (3)

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Articles (8) Livres et chapitres d'ouvrages (2)

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risque (9) règlement (9) Risk (9) Regulation (9) science (6) sécurité (6) politique (6) Article (6) Science (6) Grammar, Comparative and general--Article (6) Article (6) Science (6) analyse (5) Europe (5) Europe (5) Organization (5) Europe (5) Analysis (5) Quality (5) état (4) Angleterre (4) besoin (3) marché (3) gestion (3) santé (3) entreprise (3) Implements (3) Tools (3) Proportion (3) Management (3)

Documents écrit par Henry Rothstein (10) | parle de Henry Rothstein (0)

Why regulators assess risk differently. Regulatory style, business organisation, and the varied practice of risk-based food safety inspections across the EU
Olivier Borraz et al. (20 janv. 2022)
Steering by their own lights: Why regulators across Europe use different indicators to measure healthcare quality
Anne-Laure Beaussier et al.
Varieties of Risk Regulation in Europe: Coordination, complementarity & occupational safety in capitalist welfare states
Henry Rothstein et al.
Varieties of Risk Regulation in Europe: Coordination, complementarity & occupational safety in capitalist welfare states
Henry Rothstein et al.
Intelligent Monitoring? Assessing the ability of the Care Quality Commission's statistical surveillance tool to predict quality and prioritise NHS hospital inspections
Alexander Griffiths et al.
Accounting for failure: risk-based regulation and the problems of ensuring healthcare quality in the NHS
Anne-Laure Beaussier et al.
Risk and the limits of governance: Exploring varied patterns of risk-based governance across Europe
Henry Rothstein et al.
Risk and the limits of governance: Exploring varied patterns of risk-based governance across Europe
Henry Rothstein et al.
From the 'Neurotic' to the 'Rationalising' State: Risk and the Limits of Governance
Michael Huber et al.
From the 'Neurotic' to the 'Rationalising' State: Risk and the Limits of Governance
Michael Huber et al.