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Government, Governing, and Governance
Critical Sociology, 2010Government: the office, authority or function of governing. Governing: having control or rule over oneself. Governance: the activity of governing. Accordingly, governance is a set of decisions and processes made to reflect social expectations through the management or leadership of the government (by extension, under liberal democratic ideals, the will
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Government, Governance and Good Governance
Indian Journal of Public Administration, 2018It is proposed that government, being the tangible expression of the legitimate authority within an organised society, has undegone a long transformational journey since its very emergence. The various evolutionary forms and features of the government have been the product of its meaningful and viable responses to the changing expectations of the ...
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The Governed and Their Governments
2020The relationship between citizens and the state is omnipresent: even the most totalitarian regimes present some interaction between society and ruler. Digital communications have added new instruments through which all, especially the least represented, can make their voices heard.
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2002
The latter half of the 20th century saw governments face mounting financial pressures, administrative overload, and declining public confidence in the institutions of democracy. While these factors have stimulated innovations in public management and accounting in many countries, the environmental conditions for governmental innovation in Japan were ...
June Pallot, Kiyoshi Yamamoto
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The latter half of the 20th century saw governments face mounting financial pressures, administrative overload, and declining public confidence in the institutions of democracy. While these factors have stimulated innovations in public management and accounting in many countries, the environmental conditions for governmental innovation in Japan were ...
June Pallot, Kiyoshi Yamamoto
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Il contributo inserisce la nascita del governo Barnier nell'evoluzione politico-istituzionale della storia della V Repubblica ...
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2004
Abstract Renaissance Italy contained an array of governments. The South was a nominally unified kingdom, but sometimes functioned as a loose federation of noble baronies. In the centre, the papal state was a composite of cities and territories mostly governed by local lords and communes.
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Abstract Renaissance Italy contained an array of governments. The South was a nominally unified kingdom, but sometimes functioned as a loose federation of noble baronies. In the centre, the papal state was a composite of cities and territories mostly governed by local lords and communes.
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2002
A review of HIV prevalence shows that the worst sexually transmitted epidemics are in the ‘new’ nations of Africa and the Caribbean. In former Soviet countries and satellites, drug-driven epidemics are spiralling out of control. Those countries in Europe, Asia and Latin America with a history of nationhood have the lowest prevalence. The second half of
Tony Barnett, Alan Whiteside
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A review of HIV prevalence shows that the worst sexually transmitted epidemics are in the ‘new’ nations of Africa and the Caribbean. In former Soviet countries and satellites, drug-driven epidemics are spiralling out of control. Those countries in Europe, Asia and Latin America with a history of nationhood have the lowest prevalence. The second half of
Tony Barnett, Alan Whiteside
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1999
The Magaziner Report focuses on achieving short-term goals without giving sufficient consideration to long-term consequences affecting the structure of Internet governance and democracy in general. This overly pragmatic approach creates a paradoxical climate: overly-friendly to government intervention (in e-commerce regulation) while also overlywilling
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The Magaziner Report focuses on achieving short-term goals without giving sufficient consideration to long-term consequences affecting the structure of Internet governance and democracy in general. This overly pragmatic approach creates a paradoxical climate: overly-friendly to government intervention (in e-commerce regulation) while also overlywilling
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1981
Some of the most important geographical work of recent years has concerned the process of government, in terms both of the ways that governments at various levels decide upon the allocation of resources, and of the ways in which groups within the community work to influence, channel or expand the allocation process.
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Some of the most important geographical work of recent years has concerned the process of government, in terms both of the ways that governments at various levels decide upon the allocation of resources, and of the ways in which groups within the community work to influence, channel or expand the allocation process.
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