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Multilevel Governance — Governance in Mehrebenensystemen
2004Die Vorstellung, dass politische Prozesse in Organisationen oder Regierungssystemen auf unterschiedlichen Ebenen ablaufen, scheint die Unterscheidung zwischen hoheren und niedrigeren Ebenen vorauszusetzen. In gewisser Weise trifft dies auch zu, denn normalerweise finden wir in Organisationen oder politischen Systemen eine hierarchische Struktur.
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2020
This chapter examines multilevel governance, the dispersion of authority to jurisdictions within and beyond national states. It summarizes the tremendous growth of multilevel governance since World War II, and reviews the major theories that seek to explain this.
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This chapter examines multilevel governance, the dispersion of authority to jurisdictions within and beyond national states. It summarizes the tremendous growth of multilevel governance since World War II, and reviews the major theories that seek to explain this.
Liesbet Hooghe +2 more
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Multilevel and Polycentric Governance
2021Abstract This chapter discusses leading conceptual approaches to international environmental governance. These approaches draw on arguments found in diverse literatures, including writings on fiscal federalism, the new institutionalism, international relations, and international law. The chapter first reviews a prominent set of arguments
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Local Governments in Multilevel Governance
2018Local governments serve their communities in many diversified ways as they increasingly engage in multiple connections: international, regional, regional-local, with nongovernmental organizations and through external nongovernmental services county actors.
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Clarifying multilevel governance
European Journal of Political Research, 2017Abstract Despite its widespread use in European studies and beyond, the concept of multilevel governance (MLG) still suffers from a considerable degree of uncertainty as to its precise meaning, which in turn hinders the cumulative development of this research programme. In an attempt to stimulate a systematic methodological discussion
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Multilevel Governance and Depoliticization
2017‘Multilevel’ governance (MLG) refers to the fact that, in contemporary established democracies, collectively binding decisions are frequently formulated or implemented in a cooperative manner by networks composed of public actors attached to different jurisdictional levels (from the local to the supranational) and of non-public actors such as experts ...
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1993
‘Federalism’ has become a fashionable term, not only in Europe but in many parts of the world. Yet eager politicians and the media quickly fraught the word with compassions, anxieties, and prejudice. Nowadays the term ‘federalism’ is even — for some — a shorthand for centre government dominance and a threat to national and regional sovereignty.
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‘Federalism’ has become a fashionable term, not only in Europe but in many parts of the world. Yet eager politicians and the media quickly fraught the word with compassions, anxieties, and prejudice. Nowadays the term ‘federalism’ is even — for some — a shorthand for centre government dominance and a threat to national and regional sovereignty.
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Paradiplomacy of cities in the Global South and multilevel climate governance: evidence from Brazil
Global Public Policy and Governance, 2023L. V. D. de Macedo +2 more
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Multilevel Governance in the EU
2015In the previous chapter, it was shown that the EU is a ‘multilevel system’, of which the sub-national authorities are an integral part. The existence of such a ‘multilevel’ and ‘multidimensional’ EU requires the development of principles and tools coordinating the action of the different levels of government.
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