Saving the Canadian Fur Industry’s Hide: Government’s strategic use of private authority to constrain radical activism
Abstract
We examine the relationship between private and public regulatory authority in contexts characterized by radical transnational activist contestation against industry practices. Employing a comparative case design, we study government responses to similar activist campaigns calling for a trade ban on Canada’s sealing and fur industries. Relying on conventional public authority, the Canadian government was unable to prevent a European ban on seal...
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Title
Saving the Canadian Fur Industry’s Hide: Government’s strategic use of private authority to constrain radical activism
Published Date
Feb 21, 2019
Journal
Volume
40
Issue
8
Pages
1241 - 1267
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