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Governance and the Processes of Inclusion/Exclusion: A Review of the Theory and Practice. [PDF]

Governance identifies a discursive domain(Newman, 2002) in which both the policy and academic debate about new institutional configurations emerging from the proliferation of new forms of governing outside and beyond the state, is taking place My concern
Alessia Ruggiero
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GOVERNANCE AND INSECURITY IN NIGERIA: AN INTERROGATION, (1999–2024)

International Studies Journal, 2022
This study critically interrogates the intricate relationship between governance and insecurity in Nigeria from 1999 to 2024, a period marked by democratic transitions and persistent security challenges.
Anda Usman Obansa, Terkimbi Dominic Tom   +1 more
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Positioning Accountability in European Governance: an Introduction

, 2010
The special issue of which this paper forms the introduction takes as its central focus one particular aspect of democratic governance: accountability.
Mair, P., Curtin, D.M., LS International and European Governance, UU LEG Research USG Public Matters Public Governance and Management, Papadopoulos, I.   +4 more
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Alternative Digital Platforms and the Renewal of the Public Sphere: Decidim and the Democratic Governance of Participatory Infrastructures

Social Sciences
The objective of this article is to examine how alternative digital platforms can be designed and governed as public-interest infrastructures capable of supporting democratic deliberation in the contemporary digital public sphere. Drawing on deliberative
João Carlos Correia
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Good student-athlete representation

Journal of Intercollegiate Sport
The current landscapes of intercollegiate sports and higher education are experiencing shifts toward more democratic representation. In college sport, student-athlete representatives are more engaged in policy decisions, hold voting rights, and are ...
Vicki Schull, Lisa A. Kihl
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The Living Death of West European Democracy

Market Forces, 2008
This paper examines the transformation of democratic governance in Western Europe. It argues that the undeniable decline in democratic participating processes does not constitute a threat to capitalist hegemony.
Javed A. Ansari
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Decolonising Deliberation: Citizens’ Assemblies as a Claimed Space for Forging Bottom‐Up Democracy in Lebanon and Tunisia

Politics and Governance
Tunisia and Lebanon, two states with distinct political trajectories, face converging crises of democratic governance marked by systemic corruption, economic hardship, and public disillusionment.
Mariam Daher, Sonia Chabane, Muzna Al-Masri, Ala'a Shehabi   +3 more
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Democracy and Globality [PDF]

Studies of Transition States and Societies, 2010
In this article, I consider the connection between globalisation and democracy with respect of (1) the historical ‘waves’ of democratisation and the (global) spread of ‘democratic’ system of political rule, and (2) the debate on a reformulation of ...
Roland Axtmann
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The Democratic Welfare State: A European Regime Under the Strain of European Integration. IHS Political Science Series: 2000, No. 68 [PDF]

, 2000
States are organizations of governance that apply to the people living in a defined territory. But in order to sustain such governance, the people must not just individually obey the law, but also colletively conceive of themselves as "We, the People..",
Offe, Claus
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Carrots and sticks : Internet governance in non-democratic regimes

, 2013
The utilization of ICTs by non-democratic regimes remains one of the most widely debated issues within the e-democracy field and has gained further importance as global e-participation rankings have indicated an expansive growth of e-participation ...
Karlsson, Martin,
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