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Analyses of ‘wicked problems’ often lead to recommendations for collaborative governance as a metagovernance solution. The case of deadlocked European Union genetically modified crop authorization processes offers a good example.
R. Hoppe, N. Turnbull
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Rethinking Democratic Legitimacy: The Role of Metagovernance in Non-Market Approaches
Purpose of the study: The aim of this study is to demonstrate why metagovernance is not effective in increasing the democratic legitimacy of networks; to this end, an articulated map will be presented to describe how interactions occur within ...
Guilherme Paulo Andrade +3 more
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Meta-Governance Framework to Guide the Establishment of Mass Collaborative Learning Communities
The application of mass collaboration in different areas of study and work has been increasing over the last few decades. For example, in the education context, this emerging paradigm has opened new opportunities for participatory learning, namely, “mass
Majid Zamiri +2 more
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After COVID-19: What can we learn about wicked problem governance?
The governance of the Coronavirus Crisis has shown promising results in some situations, where the spread of the disease to a critical level was avoided.
Benjamin Klasche
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Abstract The 2030 Agenda and its integrative and indivisible sustainable development goals (SDGs) challenge traditional ways of governing. Hence, collaboration across sectors, actors, and levels is fundamental in SDG localisation, where subnational levels (actors at regional and local levels) play key roles in forwarding societal transformation.
Venus Krantz, Sara Gustafsson
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The exchange theory of web3 governance
Abstract Blockchains have enabled innovation in distributed economic institutions, such as money (e.g., cryptocurrencies) and markets (e.g., decentralised exchanges), but also innovations in distributed governance, such as decentralised autonomous organisations.
Darcy W. E. Allen +4 more
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Abstract Throughout the European Union (EU), agricultural practices contribute significantly to the pollution of water resources by nitrates, phosphorus and pesticides. This article sheds light on the degree of horizontal legal coherence between the main EU legal and policy instruments applicable to the protection of water resources from agricultural ...
Froukje Maria Platjouw +2 more
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Metagovernance and Democratic Legitimacy: a theoretical essay in light of non-market approaches
Purpose of the study: The aim of this study is to demonstrate why metagovernance is not effective in increasing the democratic legitimacy of networks; to this end, an articulated map will be presented to describe how interactions occur within ...
Guilherme Paulo Andrade +3 more
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Abstract Policymakers acknowledge the need to drive innovation in health and social care, given the complex, “wicked” problems that such services are tasked with solving and the concept of collaborative innovation is proposed as a tool in which to reach solutions to these problems.
Riley V. Livingstone
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Venue Coupling and Actor Circulation in Deliberative Systems: Health Care Governance in Ontario
The “systemic turn” has been one of the most important developments in deliberative democracy in the past decade. Through a deliberative systems approach, scholars and practitioners are challenged to think about ways in which various venues and ...
Carey Doberstein
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