Reputation and Power¶
Carpenter, D. (2010). Reputation and Power: Organizational Image and Pharmaceutical Regulation at the FDA. Princeton University Press.
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Primes¶
- Regulatory Capture
- The structural insight is robust: the same inversion recurs in financial regulation, environmental policy, occupational licensing, drug approval, and academic accreditation, as Carpenter (2010) documents in his cross-domain history of regulatory institutions.
This sourceCross-domain history showing the same capture inversion recurring in pharmaceutical, financial, and environmental regulation through reputation-based institutional dynamics.
- The structural insight is robust: the same inversion recurs in financial regulation, environmental policy, occupational licensing, drug approval, and academic accreditation, as Carpenter (2010) documents in his cross-domain history of regulatory institutions.
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