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Do They Walk Like They Talk?
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- Louis M. Imbeau(Université Laval)
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DOI: 10.1007/978-0-387-89672-4
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Book Chapters
The following chapters of this book are listed in IDEAS- Louis M. Imbeau, 2009. "Dissonance in Policy Processes: An Introduction," Studies in Public Choice, in: Louis M. Imbeau (ed.), Do They Walk Like They Talk?, chapter 0, pages 3-15, Springer.
- Thomas De Koninck, 2009. "The Power of Words: A Philosophical Perspective," Studies in Public Choice, in: Louis M. Imbeau (ed.), Do They Walk Like They Talk?, chapter 0, pages 19-29, Springer.
- Albert Breton, 2009. "Information Shrouding and the Governmental Supply of Goods and Services: An Economic Perspective," Studies in Public Choice, in: Louis M. Imbeau (ed.), Do They Walk Like They Talk?, chapter 0, pages 31-51, Springer.
- Vincent Lemieux, 2009. "Party Rhetoric and Practice: A Normative Perspective from Political Science," Studies in Public Choice, in: Louis M. Imbeau (ed.), Do They Walk Like They Talk?, chapter 0, pages 53-64, Springer.
- François Pétry & Benoît Collette, 2009. "Measuring How Political Parties Keep Their Promises: A Positive Perspective from Political Science," Studies in Public Choice, in: Louis M. Imbeau (ed.), Do They Walk Like They Talk?, chapter 0, pages 65-80, Springer.
- Francesc Pujol, 2009. "Measuring US Presidents’ Political Commitment for Fiscal Discipline Between 1920 and 2008," Studies in Public Choice, in: Louis M. Imbeau (ed.), Do They Walk Like They Talk?, chapter 0, pages 83-107, Springer.
- Emma Galli & Veronica Grembi & Fabio Padovano, 2009. "Would You Trust an Italian Politician? Evidence from Italian Regional Politics," Studies in Public Choice, in: Louis M. Imbeau (ed.), Do They Walk Like They Talk?, chapter 0, pages 109-129, Springer.
- Martial Foucault & Abel François, 2009. "General Policy Speech of Prime Ministers and Fiscal Choices in France: “Preach Water and Drink Wine!”," Studies in Public Choice, in: Louis M. Imbeau (ed.), Do They Walk Like They Talk?, chapter 0, pages 131-154, Springer.
- Jérôme Couture & Louis M. Imbeau, 2009. "Do Governments Manipulate Their Revenue Forecasts? Budget Speech and Budget Outcomes in the Canadian Provinces," Studies in Public Choice, in: Louis M. Imbeau (ed.), Do They Walk Like They Talk?, chapter 0, pages 155-166, Springer.
- Louis M. Imbeau, 2009. "Dissonance in Fiscal Policy: A Power Approach," Studies in Public Choice, in: Louis M. Imbeau (ed.), Do They Walk Like They Talk?, chapter 0, pages 167-184, Springer.
- Jean François Godbout & Bei Yu, 2009. "Speeches and Legislative Extremism in the U.S. Senate," Studies in Public Choice, in: Louis M. Imbeau (ed.), Do They Walk Like They Talk?, chapter 0, pages 185-205, Springer.
- Jean Crête & Nouhoun Diallo, 2009. "Do Parties Matter? A Qualitative Answer with Numbers," Studies in Public Choice, in: Louis M. Imbeau (ed.), Do They Walk Like They Talk?, chapter 0, pages 207-221, Springer.
- Étienne Charbonneau, 2009. "Talking Like a Tax Collector or a Social Guardian? The Use of Administrative Discourse by U.S. State Lottery Agencies," Studies in Public Choice, in: Louis M. Imbeau (ed.), Do They Walk Like They Talk?, chapter 0, pages 223-240, Springer.
- Jean-Michel Josselin & Alain Marciano, 2009. "The Early European “FederalismFederalism ”: Ambiguities of Talks About How to Walk Toward a Political UnionPolitical Union," Studies in Public Choice, in: Louis M. Imbeau (ed.), Do They Walk Like They Talk?, chapter 0, pages 241-255, Springer.
- Ahmet K. Süerdem, 2009. "A Semiotic Network Comparison of Technocratic and Populist Discourses in Turkey," Studies in Public Choice, in: Louis M. Imbeau (ed.), Do They Walk Like They Talk?, chapter 0, pages 257-275, Springer.
- Louis M. Imbeau & Steve Jacob & François Pétrys, 2009. "Do They Walk Like They Talk? A Conclusion," Studies in Public Choice, in: Louis M. Imbeau (ed.), Do They Walk Like They Talk?, chapter 0, pages 279-290, Springer.
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