The politics of self-governance
This volume examines the emergence, causes and consequences of the politics of self-governance both within relevant social science theorizing and in the everyday life production of public governance in various policy areas.
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Farnham, England ; Burlington, VT :
Ashgate Pub.,
c2009.
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Table of Contents:
- The politics of self-governance: an introduction / Eva Sorensen and Peter Triantafillou
- - Part 1. Scientific Reflections on Governance
- 2. A macro level perspective on governance of the self and others / Anders Esmark and Peter Triantafillou
- 3. The politics of self-governance in meso level theories / Eva Sorensen and Jacob Torfing
- 4. Self-governance in micro level theory / Lina Eriksson
- - Part 2. Governance in Action
- 5. The institutional design of self-governance: insights from public-private partnerships / Keith Baker, Jonathan B. Justice and Chris Skelcher
- 6. Citizen and city: institutional reform and self-governance in Los Angeles / Juliet Musso and Christopher Weare
- 7. Paradoxes of the self: self-owning universities in a society of control / Jacob Williams Orberg and Susan Wright
- 8. Self-governance and the disappearance of the human body / Herbert Gottweis
- 9. Public administration in teams: self-governing civil servants / Birgitte Poulsen
- 10. Governing the responsible prisoner: a comparative analysis / Mary Bosworth
- 11. Self-governance through the committees in the in the open method of co-ordination: the cases of employment and social inclusion / Caroline de la Porte, David Natali and Philippe Pochet
- 12. Conclusion/ Eva Sorensen and Peter Triantafillou.