Actors and institutions
Actors, Modes, Institutions, and Resources
... governance actors to shape the process of governance according to their ...governance institutions curtail the power derived from monetary and organizational resources, privileging expertise and reputation ...
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The role of institutions as actors influencing Uganda’s cassava sector
... ginalised actors along the chain. Other actors identified include traders (organised at various levels), processors (millers and manufacturers), transporters and market- ing ...other institutions ...
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EU Enlargement 1989-2009: Actors, Institutions, and Literature
... EU institutions which would have to accompany a ‘big bang’ accession process, and the myriad policy challenges thrown up by expansion, most especially those of agriculture and regional funding (the policy areas ...
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Building State Bureaucracies And Democratic Institutions: The Role Of International Actors In Kosovo
... international actors build state institutions as my dissertation project and she has been sustaining me through the high and lows of field work and ...
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Europeanisation at the Urban Level: Local Actors, Institutions and the Dynamics of Multi-Level Interaction
... The constantly shifting institutional tableau surrounding urban governance has had a profound impact on the way in which city councils and actors approach the European Union. Urban local authorities and their ...
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Development of Institutions on the Environmental and Technological Cooperation in Northeast Asia: Actors, Decisions and Path Dependence
... non-state actors is the fact that several institutions which put non-state actors in the center have had little activities in recent ...oldest institutions ceased its activities in ...
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Transnational actors, transnational institutions, transnational spaces: the role of law firms in the internationalization of competition regulation
... Transnational institutions have been building more slowly and, as one would expect, this process is subject to more complex forms of determination than is the creation of transnational social space inside the ...
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Strategies of Political Institutions and Civil Society Actors in the Post-3/11 Era: The Case of Japan
... society actors as far back as the Meiji era (1868–1912), in which “laws were promulgated to prevent the workers from forming organizations” such as labor unions, which “have long been suppressed by the state” (He ...
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Land Reform in Vietnam. The analysis of the roles played by different actors and changes within central and provincial institutions
... of actors and projects covering land matters, which becomes extremely complex when all the projects with a land component are taken into ...land institutions, or only do so fairly indirectly, 40 and ...
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Hegemony, Private Actors, and International Institutions: Transnational Corporations as the agents of transformation of the trade regime from GATT to the WTO
... many institutions and individuals. Among other institutions, I am particularly thankful to the University of Trento for the generous grant that provided me with the ability to conduct research and undertake ...
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Graduate Seminar (IR): Actors, Institutions and Global Governance. Fall Prof. Marco Verweij. Jacobs University Bremen
... Real Actors Play: Actor-Centered Institutionalism in Policy Research (Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1997); Helen Milner, Interests, Institutions and Information: Domestic Politics and International Relations ...
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The suggested framework is then applied to the specialized field of higher education and research in the United Kingdom through a map of academic institutions, actors, and discourse
... Marie-Agnès D ÉTOURBE , Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Toulouse/LACES EA 4140, France This paper posits the ESP researcher as a surveyor whose role is to map specialized domains in Anglophone settings. In ...
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The role of non-state actors and institutions in the governance of new and emerging digital technologies
... ‘intermediary’ under the Directive? 9 This search for nuance has had three effects. First, it has fragmented intermediary liability into subject-specific pockets of analysis. In Copyright Law, UK law has responded to ...
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The role of non-state actors and institutions in the governance of new and emerging digital technologies
... governance begin from the cybernetics principle. Such a model begins with three components of a control system: capacity for standard setting; capacity for infor- mation gathering; and capacity for behaviour ...
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The role of non-state actors and institutions in the governance of new and emerging digital technologies
... ‘intermediary’ under the Directive? 9 This search for nuance has had three effects. First, it has fragmented intermediary liability into subject-specific pockets of analysis. In Copyright Law, UK law has responded to ...
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"Explaining negotiations on financial perspectives 2007-2013: actors and institutions. How did New Member States do?"
... At the end I will return to the question if new member states really “arrived” and participate as equal actors in the Union. During the last decade central and east European countries passed a remarkable ...
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Actors in paradise : negotiating actors, landscape and institutions in the Nagarahole Ecodevelopment Project, India
... Source: interviews. Table 7 illustrates that groups value very different facets of the Nagarahole landscape. Remote actors such as the Senior KFD officials, National Forest Department[r] ...
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The Pitfalls of Policymaking in Peru: Actors, Institutions and Rules of the Game
... private sector are entitled to this benefit, studies find that less than 4 percent of those who are dismissed actually receive it. 20 This low compliance with stated policies also stems from the lack of efficient ...
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Authority outside the State, Non-State Actors and New Institutions in the Middle East
... In areas under the regulation of the state and outside it, new socioeconomic actors have arisen who offer essential services-policing or arbitration and social services-that garner [r] ...
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The Institutional Integration of an Expanded EU or How 'New’ European Actors Fit into 'Old’ European Institutions
... reflected in the electoral slogans of the pro-democracy movements, such as “Parties are for party members, Civic Forum is for everybody”, adopted by the Civic Forum. This anti-party sentiment had begun to erode by the ...
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