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Participatory information governance
Records Management Journal, 2019Purpose This paper examines the recordkeeping governance requirements of the childhood out-of-home Care sector, with critical interlaced identity, memory, cultural and accountability needs. They argue that as we enter a new era of participation, new models for governance are required to recognise and dynamically negotiate a range of rights in and to ...
Joanne Evans +2 more
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Social Work in Health Care, 1976
The sharing in departmental decision making is viewed as a responsibility to be borne collaterally with the director by practitioners delivering direct services. While the process is viewed as consonant with professional growth and therefore properly evolutionary, the authors after facilitating premises and structures as well as a delineation of risks ...
S, Hirsch, L C, Shulman
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The sharing in departmental decision making is viewed as a responsibility to be borne collaterally with the director by practitioners delivering direct services. While the process is viewed as consonant with professional growth and therefore properly evolutionary, the authors after facilitating premises and structures as well as a delineation of risks ...
S, Hirsch, L C, Shulman
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D5.2 Participatory Governance Plan
2023As Nature-based Solutions (NbS) become a valid alternative to grey infrastructures (hard, human-engineered structures) for coping with climate-related risks in urban and rural areas, the increasing success of NBS is explained as due to their capacity to foster the functioning of ecosystems and to generate additional environmental, economic and social ...
Kuban, Baha +3 more
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Distributed Participatory Governance
Proceedings of the 20th Annual International Conference on Digital Government Research, 2019Governance structures are experiencing increasing levels of stress inherent in a world that is evolving rapidly toward more complexity. They are compelled to adapt. In parallel, social media becomes a key new arena for influence. The trend is irreversible and governance structures will need to adapt too. Yet, online social platforms are ill-equipped to
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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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Participatory Governance and Sustainability
2012This chapter, which critically assesses the potential of participatory and reflexive governance in realizing sustainability goals, discusses the condition along with favorable reflexive and participatory mechanisms needed to realize local knowledge, collective learning, and environmental goals.
Fritsch, O., Newig, J.
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Participatory Governance in Practice
2014The decentring of contemporary forms of governance, and the emergence of more participatory modes of decision-making, have given rise to intense debate over the extent to which this has resulted in the democratisation of governance. Much of the debate has focused on questions of institutional design in evaluating the democratic potential of ...
O'Toole, Therese, Gale, Richard
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