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Tables in the Online Appendix

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  30 May 2024

Roland Erne ,
Sabina Stan ,
Darragh Golden ,
Imre Szabó  and
Vincenzo Maccarrone
Roland Erne
Affiliation:
University College Dublin
Sabina Stan
Affiliation:
Dublin City University
Darragh Golden
Affiliation:
University College Dublin
Imre Szabó
Affiliation:
Central European University, Budapest
Vincenzo Maccarrone
Affiliation:
Scuola Normale Superiore, Florence

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Politicising Commodification
European Governance and Labour Politics from the Financial Crisis to the Covid Emergency
 , pp. ix - x
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2024
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Available at http://hdl.handle.net/10197/24708

  1. A1.1 Documents analysed

  2. A1.2 Interviews conducted

  3. A1.3 Participant observations

  4. A5.1 Semantic links between prescriptions to ‘increase cost-effectiveness in healthcare’ and other healthcare prescriptions for Germany, Italy, Ireland, and Romania, 2011–2019

  5. A6.1 Short quotes from NEG employment relations prescriptions for Germany, 2009–2019

  6. A6.2 Short quotes from NEG employment relations prescriptions for Italy, 2009–2019

  7. A6.3 Short quotes from NEG employment relations prescriptions for Ireland, 2009–2019

  8. A6.4 Short quotes from NEG employment relations prescriptions for Romania, 2009–2019

  9. A7.1 Short quotes from NEG public service prescriptions for Germany, 2009–2019

  10. A7.2 Short quotes from NEG public service prescriptions for Italy, 2009–2019

  11. A7.3 Short quotes from NEG public service prescriptions for Ireland, 2009–2019

  12. A7.4 Short quotes from NEG public service prescriptions for Romania, 2009–2019

  13. A8.1 Short quotes from NEG transport prescriptions for Germany, 2009–2019

  14. A8.2 Short quotes from NEG transport prescriptions for Italy, 2009–2019

  15. A8.3 Short quotes from NEG transport prescriptions for Ireland, 2009–2019

  16. A8.4 Short quotes from NEG transport prescriptions for Romania, 2009–2019

  17. A9.1 Short quotes from NEG water prescriptions for Germany, 2009–2019

  18. A9.2 Short quotes from NEG water prescriptions for Italy, 2009–2019

  19. A9.3 Short quotes from NEG water prescriptions for Ireland, 2009–2019

  20. A9.4 Short quotes from NEG water prescriptions for Romania, 2009–2019

  21. A10.1 Short quotes from NEG healthcare prescriptions for Germany, 2009–2019

  22. A10.2 Short quotes from NEG healthcare prescriptions for Italy, 2009–2019

  23. A10.3 Short quotes from NEG healthcare prescriptions for Ireland, 2009–2019

  24. A10.4 Short quotes from NEG healthcare prescriptions for Romania, 2009–2019

  25. A10.5 Hospitals, by form of ownership, Germany, Italy, Ireland, and Romania, 2008; 2017

  26. A10.6 Hospital beds by hospital ownership, Germany, Italy, Ireland, and Romania, 2008; 2017

  27. A13.1 NEG prescriptions in CSRs for Germany, Italy, Ireland, and Romania, 2019–2020

  28. A13.2 Post-Covid NEG prescriptions in CIDs for Germany, Italy, Ireland, and Romania, 2021

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