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100%: Sous la direction de: Hubert Heinelt, Sous la direction de: Panagiotis Getimis, Sous la direction de: Grigoris Kafkalas, Sous la direction de: Randall Smith, Sous la direction de: Erik Swyngedouw: Participatory Governance in Multi-Level Context: Concepts and Experience (Paperback) (ISBN: 9783810036148) 2002, in Englisch, Taschenbuch.Nur diese Ausgabe anzeigen…
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Participatory Governance in Multi-Level Context
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Angela Liberatore Governance shifted from a concept used by a few specialists to one quite widely (while surely not universally) used in policy making circles and pub lic debate. This does not mean that the interpretation of the concept is in the meantime uncontested or obvious. Analytical and policy debate is at times quite heated on whether "governance" means "privatisation of government" or rather involvement of various actors at various levels in policy making without 'dismantling' the role of public authorities. Therefore, a better un derstanding is needed of what "governance" actually means, why and how governance arrangements and actors in Europe are changing, and what are the implications of such changes -for instance in terms of democracy and le gitimacy. Such understanding is especially needed in the specific context of the challenges to European policy making and institutions posed by the struc tural changes in the European society and economy, the ongoing enlargement of the European Union, and the new global context. The analytical and policy need to better understand governance is ac knowledged and taken care of in a number of national and international re search initiatives, and is part of a collective European endeavour. Research on "governance and citizenship" started being undertaken in European Community research programmes within the Key Action "Improving the socio-economic knowledge base" of the 5'h Framework Research Programme and will be further supported in the 6'h Framework Programme, under the priority on "Citizens and governance in the knowledge-based society". Soft cover.
Angela Liberatore Governance shifted from a concept used by a few specialists to one quite widely (while surely not universally) used in policy making circles and pub lic debate. This does not mean that the interpretation of the concept is in the meantime uncontested or obvious. Analytical and policy debate is at times quite heated on whether "governance" means "privatisation of government" or rather involvement of various actors at various levels in policy making without 'dismantling' the role of public authorities. Therefore, a better un derstanding is needed of what "governance" actually means, why and how governance arrangements and actors in Europe are changing, and what are the implications of such changes -for instance in terms of democracy and le gitimacy. Such understanding is especially needed in the specific context of the challenges to European policy making and institutions posed by the struc tural changes in the European society and economy, the ongoing enlargement of the European Union, and the new global context. The analytical and policy need to better understand governance is ac knowledged and taken care of in a number of national and international re search initiatives, and is part of a collective European endeavour. Research on "governance and citizenship" started being undertaken in European Community research programmes within the Key Action "Improving the socio-economic knowledge base" of the 5'h Framework Research Programme and will be further supported in the 6'h Framework Programme, under the priority on "Citizens and governance in the knowledge-based society". Soft cover.
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Participatory Governance in Multi-Level Context
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Angela Liberatore Governance shifted from a concept used by a few specialists to one quite widely (while surely not universally) used in policy making circles and pub lic debate. This does not mean that the interpretation of the concept is in the meantime uncontested or obvious. Analytical and policy debate is at times quite heated on whether "governance" means "privatisation of government" or rather involvement of various actors at various levels in policy making without 'dismantling' the role of public authorities. Therefore, a better un derstanding is needed of what "governance" actually means, why and how governance arrangements and actors in Europe are changing, and what are the implications of such changes -for instance in terms of democracy and le gitimacy. Such understanding is especially needed in the specific context of the challenges to European policy making and institutions posed by the struc tural changes in the European society and economy, the ongoing enlargement of the European Union, and the new global context. The analytical and policy need to better understand governance is ac knowledged and taken care of in a number of national and international re search initiatives, and is part of a collective European endeavour. Research on "governance and citizenship" started being undertaken in European Community research programmes within the Key Action "Improving the socio-economic knowledge base" of the 5'h Framework Research Programme and will be further supported in the 6'h Framework Programme, under the priority on "Citizens and governance in the knowledge-based society". eBook.
Angela Liberatore Governance shifted from a concept used by a few specialists to one quite widely (while surely not universally) used in policy making circles and pub lic debate. This does not mean that the interpretation of the concept is in the meantime uncontested or obvious. Analytical and policy debate is at times quite heated on whether "governance" means "privatisation of government" or rather involvement of various actors at various levels in policy making without 'dismantling' the role of public authorities. Therefore, a better un derstanding is needed of what "governance" actually means, why and how governance arrangements and actors in Europe are changing, and what are the implications of such changes -for instance in terms of democracy and le gitimacy. Such understanding is especially needed in the specific context of the challenges to European policy making and institutions posed by the struc tural changes in the European society and economy, the ongoing enlargement of the European Union, and the new global context. The analytical and policy need to better understand governance is ac knowledged and taken care of in a number of national and international re search initiatives, and is part of a collective European endeavour. Research on "governance and citizenship" started being undertaken in European Community research programmes within the Key Action "Improving the socio-economic knowledge base" of the 5'h Framework Research Programme and will be further supported in the 6'h Framework Programme, under the priority on "Citizens and governance in the knowledge-based society". eBook.
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Participatory Governance in Multi-Level Context - Concepts and Experience
~EN NW EB DLISBN: 9783663110057 bzw. 3663110052, vermutlich in Englisch, VS Verlag Fur Sozialwissenschaften, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
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Participatory Governance in Multi-Level Context: Angela Liberatore Governance shifted from a concept used by a few specialists to one quite widely (while surely not universally) used in policy making circles and pub- lic debate. This does not mean that the interpretation of the concept is in the meantime uncontested or obvious. Analytical and policy debate is at times quite heated on whether "e governance"e means "e privatisation of government"e or rather involvement of various actors at various levels in policy making without `dismantling` the role of public authorities. Therefore, a better un- derstanding is needed of what "e governance"e actually means, why and how governance arrangements and actors in Europe are changing, and what are the implications of such changes -for instance in terms of democracy and le- gitimacy. Such understanding is especially needed in the specific context of the challenges to European policy making and institutions posed by the struc- tural changes in the European society and economy, the ongoing enlargement of the European Union, and the new global context. The analytical and policy need to better understand governance is ac- knowledged and taken care of in a number of national and international re- search initiatives, and is part of a collective European endeavour. Research on "e governance and citizenship"e started being undertaken in European Community research programmes within the Key Action "e Improving the socio-economic knowledge base"e of the 5`h Framework Research Programme and will be further supported in the 6`h Framework Programme, under the priority on "e Citizens and governance in the knowledge-based society"e . Englisch, Ebook.
Participatory Governance in Multi-Level Context: Angela Liberatore Governance shifted from a concept used by a few specialists to one quite widely (while surely not universally) used in policy making circles and pub- lic debate. This does not mean that the interpretation of the concept is in the meantime uncontested or obvious. Analytical and policy debate is at times quite heated on whether "e governance"e means "e privatisation of government"e or rather involvement of various actors at various levels in policy making without `dismantling` the role of public authorities. Therefore, a better un- derstanding is needed of what "e governance"e actually means, why and how governance arrangements and actors in Europe are changing, and what are the implications of such changes -for instance in terms of democracy and le- gitimacy. Such understanding is especially needed in the specific context of the challenges to European policy making and institutions posed by the struc- tural changes in the European society and economy, the ongoing enlargement of the European Union, and the new global context. The analytical and policy need to better understand governance is ac- knowledged and taken care of in a number of national and international re- search initiatives, and is part of a collective European endeavour. Research on "e governance and citizenship"e started being undertaken in European Community research programmes within the Key Action "e Improving the socio-economic knowledge base"e of the 5`h Framework Research Programme and will be further supported in the 6`h Framework Programme, under the priority on "e Citizens and governance in the knowledge-based society"e . Englisch, Ebook.
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Participatory Governance in Multi-Level Context: Concepts and Experience (2002)
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Participatory Governance in Multi-Level Context, Concepts and Experience (2013)
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Editor: Hubert Heinelt, Editor: Panagiotis Getimis, Editor: Grigoris Kafkalas, Editor: Randall Smith, Editor: Erik Swyngedouw
Participatory Governance in Multi-Level Context: Concepts and Experience (2013)
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