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The politics of collaborative global governance : organisational positioning in IMF World Bank collaboration
... IMF-World Bank collaboration on concessional lending and debt relief is interesting not only because of the high degree of institutional stability following formal reform. Like the other two cases already examined, this ...
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Good collaborative practice: reforming capacity building governance of international health research partnerships
... inequality [3]. This has affected global health priorities, including which research agendas are funded, for which target populations are health interventions designed, and how the costs, risks and benefits of research ...
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Towards the development of a framework for sustainable marine space governance: a proposal for collaborative design approach
... true governance. This paper addresses the need on collaborative design approach that fits into Malaysian marine space governance scenario, in particular with respect to stakeholder ...international ...
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Research on the Collaborative Governance Model in the Charity Organization under Polycentric Perspective
... of collaborative governance from the cause to the consequence and blame, while it only had some general descrip- tions on the explanation of collaborative process, and lacked of the comprehensive and ...
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The Enabling Effects of Open Government Data on Collaborative Governance in Smart City Contexts
... of collaborative governance, we could derive three assumptions about the potentials of open government data in enhancing collaborative governance in smart cities: first, if provided in a ...
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Coastal Land Loss and Collaborative Resource Governance: The Case of Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana
... of governance for management of coastal resources in ...Applying collaborative governance (through intergovernmental coordination) to the practice of adaptive management can aid or facilitate the ...
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The Collaborative Governance Mechanism and Enlightenment of Singapore Elderly Security System
... But collaborative governance also has the dilemma of ability, action, responsibility and value [24]. There are huge differences in the politics, economy, culture, and labor force structures between China ...
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COLLABORATIVE GOVERNANCE REGIME AND THE RESPONSIVE GOVERNANCE IN OGUN STATE: A STUDY OF OGUN STATE COUNCIL OF ELDERS Ngozi Nwogwugwu, PhD., Rachael Iyanda, PhD.
... of collaborative governance in economic planning and re-positioning of the state, corroborates the earlier propositions of Emerson, Nabatchi Balogh (2011), as well as Agranoff & Mcguire (1998) on the ...
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A 'Performative' Social Movement: The Emergence of Collective Contentions within Collaborative Governance
... of collaborative governance that co-opt tenants’ organisations, and direct their collective action to meet the aims of public service reform, also act to generate the identity talk of a contentious ...of ...
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What does Collaborative Event Ethnography tell us about global environmental governance
... on collaborative event ethnography (CEE) provides an impor- tant contribution to our understanding of global environmental governance (GEG), illustrating the value of ethnographic work to analyze how ...
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Polycentricity and Collaborative Governance: Taiwanese Drug Prevention Policies and the Role of Policemen
... Sound governance of drug control usually involves a well design safety net and a wide range of capable actors and stakeholders that include policemen, public servants, practitioners, and ...and ...
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Collaborative water governance in New Zealand : turning the tide in the Canterbury region?
... resource governance literature that is devoted to making water resource management more effective, hence improving the likelihood of sustainable water use across time, are the concept of appropriate institutional ...
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Collaborative Governance on Public Security in Concentrated Contiguous Destitute Areas: A Case Study of Wuling Mountains Area in China
... of collaborative governance on public security in the ...security governance in contiguous areas from the perspective of structural defects and institutional shortcomings, thus analyzing the so- cial ...
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Collaborative Governance and Partnerships in Policing
... of collaborative governance, public-private partnerships, and par- ticipation ...how collaborative governance may be used in the police ...
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The long march to collaborative democracy and open source planning – public participation in English local governance
... government’s agenda, with an emphasis in a ‘Localism Bill’ (not yet become law) giving more powers for local people and groups to challenge existing service providers, compulsory external tendering by local authorities, ...
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Windows of Collaborative Opportunity: Consideration of Governance
... collaborations are likely to face important internal tensions and emergent challenges that must be addressed by those who govern and manage the collaboration. Some of these tensions may appear as a battle between ...
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Models of Collaborative Governance: The City of Los Angeles’ Foreclosure Registry Program
... Collaborative governance network’s goal is to facilitate open communication between government and third-party service delivery partners to reduce fragmentation and address wicked problems (Mosley and Jarpe ...
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Collaborative Governance for Sustainable Development in China
... discussed governance arrangements for grassland degradation in Inner Mongolia, the largest grassland region in China and part of the largest grassland in the ...“multicollaborative governance has already ...
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Balancing information governance obligations when accessing social care data for collaborative research
... The data are pseudonymised prior to its release to the researchers. Individual names are removed, however, the “ Person Identi fi er ” , which is key to making the data identi fi able, is retained. This is to allow for ...
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Collaborative risk governance in informal urban areas: The case of Wallacedene temporary relocation area
... Community-based disaster risk management (CBDRM) is an emancipatory approach that aims to empower local communities in reducing their own risks. A community risk assessment (CRA) is an essential element of CBDRM, ...
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