Aalborg Universitet Power and Participation in Greenlandic Fisheries Governance Jacobsen, Rikke Becker
... resistance to the dominant Greenlandic governance regime. This runs counter to the idea that social scientists provide straightforward, neutral scientific advice to decision-makers with studies and recommendations. Yet, in the Greenlandic context, the battleground of discourses can have no ‘neutral’ ...
... resistance to the dominant Greenlandic governance regime. This runs counter to the idea that social scientists provide straightforward, neutral scientific advice to decision-makers with studies and recommendations. Yet, in the Greenlandic context, the battleground of discourses can have no ‘neutral’ ...
Microsoft Word - UWE Research Repository
... 3) From government to governance In this section we will consider the suggestion that we are moving from an era of ‘government’ to one of ‘governance.’ (10) But what do these terms mean? For the purpose of this discussion government refers to the formal institutions of the state. Government makes de ...
... 3) From government to governance In this section we will consider the suggestion that we are moving from an era of ‘government’ to one of ‘governance.’ (10) But what do these terms mean? For the purpose of this discussion government refers to the formal institutions of the state. Government makes de ...
Citizen Participation and Local Governance in South Africa
... spaces. Deepening poor people’s access to the resources of the local state requires not only face-to-face contact in institutionalised spaces where decisions are made, but also the expansion of the public sphere as an arena into which social movements can bring contentious politics and introduce alt ...
... spaces. Deepening poor people’s access to the resources of the local state requires not only face-to-face contact in institutionalised spaces where decisions are made, but also the expansion of the public sphere as an arena into which social movements can bring contentious politics and introduce alt ...
Problem-driven governance and political economy analysis
... discussion that is tailored to the needs of such an audience. However, this is a public document, and many of the ideas and issues set out here may also be of interest to stakeholders in client countries (e.g. researchers, civil society groups), and other to development agencies and MDBs. iv. Greate ...
... discussion that is tailored to the needs of such an audience. However, this is a public document, and many of the ideas and issues set out here may also be of interest to stakeholders in client countries (e.g. researchers, civil society groups), and other to development agencies and MDBs. iv. Greate ...
What is legitimacy and why does it matter for peace?
... or international peacebuilders can usefully employ: “do no harm” by not (unwittingly or intentionally) imposing inappropriate political processes on local populations; spend more time listening to (and not just talking to) local populations; prioritise supporting local efforts to open up space for c ...
... or international peacebuilders can usefully employ: “do no harm” by not (unwittingly or intentionally) imposing inappropriate political processes on local populations; spend more time listening to (and not just talking to) local populations; prioritise supporting local efforts to open up space for c ...
Internet Governance
... We are creating a world that all may enter without privilege or prejudice accorded by race, economic power, military force, or station of birth. We are creating a world where anyone, anywhere may express his or her beliefs, no matter how singular, without fear of being coerced into silence or confor ...
... We are creating a world that all may enter without privilege or prejudice accorded by race, economic power, military force, or station of birth. We are creating a world where anyone, anywhere may express his or her beliefs, no matter how singular, without fear of being coerced into silence or confor ...
Mayoral Intervention: Right For Seattle Schools?
... students attend high-poverty schools, while only 5 percent of their white counterparts do. Graduation rates in urban school districts hover around 50 percent, with one of every two students dropping out of school. These national problems have their counterparts here in Seattle. Ongoing financial pro ...
... students attend high-poverty schools, while only 5 percent of their white counterparts do. Graduation rates in urban school districts hover around 50 percent, with one of every two students dropping out of school. These national problems have their counterparts here in Seattle. Ongoing financial pro ...
Risk, Resilience, and Sustainability
... phenomena, they are limited in their ability to see far into the future. Thus, modern societies have resorted to the notion of risk in order to make sense of their uncertain world (Becker, 2014). In so doing, modern societies ascribe risk to anthropogenic influences alongside natural variability.1 E ...
... phenomena, they are limited in their ability to see far into the future. Thus, modern societies have resorted to the notion of risk in order to make sense of their uncertain world (Becker, 2014). In so doing, modern societies ascribe risk to anthropogenic influences alongside natural variability.1 E ...
ethical_stewardship_brief
... to our promise of offering a safe and welcoming environment. That is what stewardship is about.” The role of values and embedding these within the organization’s culture has helped people think beyond the tyranny of the immediate. This focus on values was noted by many informants as values serve as ...
... to our promise of offering a safe and welcoming environment. That is what stewardship is about.” The role of values and embedding these within the organization’s culture has helped people think beyond the tyranny of the immediate. This focus on values was noted by many informants as values serve as ...
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... seriously, there needs to be some kind of “meeting place” where public participation in the review process can become reality. In other words, there must be some kind of institutional locus where policy learning can take place. One of the key lessons to be drawn from the EU is that, in the case of t ...
... seriously, there needs to be some kind of “meeting place” where public participation in the review process can become reality. In other words, there must be some kind of institutional locus where policy learning can take place. One of the key lessons to be drawn from the EU is that, in the case of t ...
Deepening the Transition to Democratic
... present and former) and ambassadors, who had travelled long distances and sacrificed time at this very busy part of the year in order to take part. He pointed out that this was the second dialogue in the past six months. He said that International IDEA, which was established in 1995, is currently th ...
... present and former) and ambassadors, who had travelled long distances and sacrificed time at this very busy part of the year in order to take part. He pointed out that this was the second dialogue in the past six months. He said that International IDEA, which was established in 1995, is currently th ...
a Case Study of Triyuga Municipality, Udaypur
... continued to accept caste discrimination as a legitimate practice. It is extremely demeaning to be regarded as an untouchable on account of caste by others. The Dalit community in Nepal is categorized as untouchable but this fallacious concept is slowly edging towards extinction. However, Dalit peop ...
... continued to accept caste discrimination as a legitimate practice. It is extremely demeaning to be regarded as an untouchable on account of caste by others. The Dalit community in Nepal is categorized as untouchable but this fallacious concept is slowly edging towards extinction. However, Dalit peop ...
Governance and Conflict Relapse
... Are well-governed countries better able to avoid armed conflict? Studies such as Hegre et al. (2001), Fearon and Laitin (2003), and Cederman, Hug and Krebs (2010) answer this question focusing on the extent to which the governing institutions are democratic since democratically elected leaders shoul ...
... Are well-governed countries better able to avoid armed conflict? Studies such as Hegre et al. (2001), Fearon and Laitin (2003), and Cederman, Hug and Krebs (2010) answer this question focusing on the extent to which the governing institutions are democratic since democratically elected leaders shoul ...
Reshaping the Public Service for Governance and Development:
... poverty alleviation and the realization of social and economic development goals. International organizations such as the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the Asian Development and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), to name a few, emphasize the need to improve the rel ...
... poverty alleviation and the realization of social and economic development goals. International organizations such as the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the Asian Development and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), to name a few, emphasize the need to improve the rel ...
What is a Neo-Weberian State? Reflections on a Concept and its
... departure, he introduces “the dark side of organizations”, that is, they “could be subverted by informal and illegitimate patterns of authority and decision making”, undermining their legitimacy (Hinings and Greenwood 2002, 412). In this view, according to Charles Fombrun (1986, 404) “actors manipul ...
... departure, he introduces “the dark side of organizations”, that is, they “could be subverted by informal and illegitimate patterns of authority and decision making”, undermining their legitimacy (Hinings and Greenwood 2002, 412). In this view, according to Charles Fombrun (1986, 404) “actors manipul ...
Who is in charge here? Governance for sustainable development in
... governance’ is necessary in order to achieve sustainable development. It was in this vein that the Introduction to the ‘Plan of Implementation’ adopted at the 2002 World Summit on Sustainable Development declared: ‘Good governance within each country and at the international level is essential for s ...
... governance’ is necessary in order to achieve sustainable development. It was in this vein that the Introduction to the ‘Plan of Implementation’ adopted at the 2002 World Summit on Sustainable Development declared: ‘Good governance within each country and at the international level is essential for s ...
A Discussion Paper on Aid and Good Governance
... services previously run by governments, without shouldering public responsibilities. As pointed out by Robert A G Monks and Nell Minow in their book, Power and Accountability, “corporations determine far more than any other institution the air we breathe, the quality of the water we drink, even wher ...
... services previously run by governments, without shouldering public responsibilities. As pointed out by Robert A G Monks and Nell Minow in their book, Power and Accountability, “corporations determine far more than any other institution the air we breathe, the quality of the water we drink, even wher ...
Moral Competence in the Practice of Democratic Governance
... forbearance, even when their views are ill-founded or confused. We need not believe they are always right to recognize that practices and social norms based on shared experience, reflecting shared sentiments, have a presumptive validity. The presumption is rebuttable, of course, but the official who ...
... forbearance, even when their views are ill-founded or confused. We need not believe they are always right to recognize that practices and social norms based on shared experience, reflecting shared sentiments, have a presumptive validity. The presumption is rebuttable, of course, but the official who ...
Cities Compared: Urban Change in the
... number of towns of the area. This related partly to European, partly to Ottoman history. Because it is assumed that modern notions of the nation state and citizenship dramatically changed the overall framework of social organization, the project suggests combining a study of Early Modern solutions t ...
... number of towns of the area. This related partly to European, partly to Ottoman history. Because it is assumed that modern notions of the nation state and citizenship dramatically changed the overall framework of social organization, the project suggests combining a study of Early Modern solutions t ...
Communication in Governance PREM Core Course
... Usually shows one or all of three issues needs to be changed: ...
... Usually shows one or all of three issues needs to be changed: ...
Good governance and legitimacy
... based on civil society, which not only requires good governmental governance, but also good social governance. Furthermore, good government is only a necessary condition for good governance, but not sufficient by itself. With only good government, but without good civil society, we can not say we ha ...
... based on civil society, which not only requires good governmental governance, but also good social governance. Furthermore, good government is only a necessary condition for good governance, but not sufficient by itself. With only good government, but without good civil society, we can not say we ha ...
Patron-Client Politics and Governance System in Nepal
... personal purpose (Friedrich, 1937) Applies rules with partiality and some citizens get preferential treatment Effective in implementing the decisions of government ...
... personal purpose (Friedrich, 1937) Applies rules with partiality and some citizens get preferential treatment Effective in implementing the decisions of government ...
Commonwealth Foundation - 2013 Commonwealth Local
... environment for CSOs to reach full potential Challenges government, CSO and other actors to re- ...
... environment for CSOs to reach full potential Challenges government, CSO and other actors to re- ...
The Meaning of Governance Presented By Md. Mizanur
... individual has been socialized into having certain values and norms that determine behavior. For instance, if an individual grown up in working class family, he may choose the party represents working calss March and Oslen have called this the logic of appropriateness. ...
... individual has been socialized into having certain values and norms that determine behavior. For instance, if an individual grown up in working class family, he may choose the party represents working calss March and Oslen have called this the logic of appropriateness. ...