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Governance, Politics and the State

Jon Pierre, B. Guy Peters

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Introduction: What is Governance? PART 1: PERSPECTIVES ON GOVERNANCE Different Ways to Think About Governance Conceptual and Theoretical Perspectives on Governance Why the Concern with Governance Now? PART II: MODELS OF GOVERNANCE Governance at Three Levels Scenario 1: Reasserting Control Scenario 2: Letting Other Regimes Rule Communitarianism, Deliberation, Direct Democracy and Governance PART III: GOVERNANCE AND THE STATE States in Transition Conclusions: Rethinking States and Governance

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Introduction: What is Governance? PART 1: PERSPECTIVES ON GOVERNANCE Different Ways to Think About Governance Conceptual and Theoretical Perspectives on Governance Why the Concern with Governance Now? PART II: MODELS OF GOVERNANCE Governance at Three Levels Scenario 1: Reasserting Control Scenario 2: Letting Other Regimes Rule Communitarianism, Deliberation, Direct Democracy and Governance PART III: GOVERNANCE AND THE STATE States in Transition Conclusions: Rethinking States and Governance

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Introduction: What is Governance? PART 1: PERSPECTIVES ON GOVERNANCE Different Ways to Think About Governance Conceptual and Theoretical Perspectives on Governance Why the Concern with Governance Now? PART II: MODELS OF GOVERNANCE Governance at Three Levels Scenario 1: Reasserting Control Scenario 2: Letting Other Regimes Rule Communitarianism, Deliberation, Direct Democracy and Governance PART III: GOVERNANCE AND THE STATE States in Transition Conclusions: Rethinking States and Governance

Key concepts: Corporate governance, Politics, Project governance, Deliberation, Multi-level governance, Political science, Democracy, State (computer science)

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