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Policy Instruments and Governance
2011Introduction - Governance and Policy Instruments: New Policy Instruments for New Modes of Governance?
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Governance Models and Policy Instruments
2015Appropriate governance is seen as a precondition for achieving the goals of maintaining or creating effective, competitive and attractive higher education systems (De Boer et al., 2012; van Vught, 1989a). In response to the challenges stemming from developments such as the emergence of mass higher education, globalization, privatization and fiscal ...
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Policy Instruments and Policy Capacity
2005Governing involves making a number of strategic choices that will have consequences for the government’s capacity to achieve its stated policy goals. One of the more important decisions for the government is the choice of instruments to use to implement its programmes. Part of the design of any policy, then, is choosing how to achieve its goals.
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The OECD as an Instrument of National Policy
International Journal, 1981The activities of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (oecd) extend from discussion of macroeconomic theory, to the negotiation of guidelines for multinational corporations, to exchanges of information on energy consumption, to attempts to agree on the standardization of fruit and vegetable sizing. To lump all of these activities
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COMMODIFICATION AND INSTRUMENTALITY IN CULTURAL POLICY
International Journal of Cultural Policy, 2007Cultural policy has been changing in similar ways across many countries in recent years, with these changes placing an increasing emphasis upon the use of “culture”, and particularly the “arts”, as instrumental tools for the attainment of non‐cultural, non‐arts, goals and objectives. It is argued that this process is closely related to a broader set of
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Post-growth Policy Instruments
International Journal of Green Economics, 2013This paper proposes a framework to evaluate post-growth policy instruments which gauges their capacity to lessen the pressure for growth emanating from the labour market and the state’s contradictory legitimisation and accumulation imperatives, whilst increasing societal well-being and reducing the biophysical throughput of the economy.
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HEALTH AS AN INSTRUMENT OF INTERNATIONAL POLICY
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1956• Human health can be used as an instrument for fostering either good will or hatred on an international scale. Examples of the misuse of medical science in the recent past are the demoralization of nations with drugs like heroin and the spreading of accusations about bacteriological warfare.
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A Classification of Instruments for Environmental Policy
1995The purpose of this chapter is to develop a classification of the instruments for environmental policy. Of course the intention to classify instruments is not new and many attempts have been made already. In our view most of these previous attempts suffer from one or more of the following shortcomings: The instruments are classified according to ...
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