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Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, 2013
This paper argues that governance can engender undemocratic inequality, exclusion and populism. It does so by analysing the concept of governance, and unearthing three theoretical justifications for it: one libertarian, one radical and one republican. These justifications are in turn refuted by showing how they respectively undermine a process-view of ...
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This paper argues that governance can engender undemocratic inequality, exclusion and populism. It does so by analysing the concept of governance, and unearthing three theoretical justifications for it: one libertarian, one radical and one republican. These justifications are in turn refuted by showing how they respectively undermine a process-view of ...
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Autocratic, Democratic, and Optimal Government
Economic Inquiry, 1997All types of government face two major fiscal decisions: the level of government services and the average tax rate. This paper develops models of autocratic, democratic, and optimal government. The effects of alternative government structures are estimated using a common set of parameters based on US. data.
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Democratic Governance Promotion
2015In view of the limits that traditional democracy-promotion strategies face in the EU neighbourhood, we propose an alternative model that complements policies based on conditionality (‘leverage’) and civil society support and transnational exchange (‘linkage’).
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Governing in Europe: Effective and Democratic?
1999Introduction Chapter 1 Political Democracy in a Capitalist Economy Chapter 2 Negative and Positive Integration Chapter 3 Regulatory Competition and Re-Regulation Chapter 4 National Solutions without Boundary Control Chapter 5 The European Contribution Conclusion: Multi-Level Problem-Solving in ...
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From Democratic Government to Participatory Governance
2002In July 2001 the EU Commission (200la) launched its long-announced White Paper on Governance. By that time, the conference where drafts of the contributions to this volume have first been presented had passed for almost one year. While discussing in Florence, we hardly had an idea about the salience the governance topic would have assumed only a couple
Bernard Gbikpi, Jürgen R. Grote
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2006
AbstractThis chapter examines major challenges to democratic governance. It finds that the enlarged EU is more likely to opt for neo-medieval rather than neo-Westphalian solutions, and shows that the Union is likely to have a more multi-layered and multi-centered governance structure.
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AbstractThis chapter examines major challenges to democratic governance. It finds that the enlarged EU is more likely to opt for neo-medieval rather than neo-Westphalian solutions, and shows that the Union is likely to have a more multi-layered and multi-centered governance structure.
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Democratic Legitimacy in Global Platform Governance
Telecommunications Policy, 2021Clara Iglesias Keller, Blayne Haggart
exaly
The Democratic Anchorage of Governance Networks in Smart Cities: An Empirical Assessment
Public Management Review, 2020Giorgia Nesti
exaly