Governing Ambiguities

Emanuela Bozzini; Bernard Enjolras

doi:10.5771/9783845235462

Summary

Innerhalb der letzten Dekade haben die meisten europäischen Länder ihre Kommunalverwaltung reformiert. Die Implementierung des Europäischen Strukturfonds hat diese Entwicklung vorangetrieben. Der vorliegende Band beteiligt sich an der laufenden Debatte, die Dynamik, Akteure und Institutionen in sich verändernden Mustern von Kommunalverwaltung untersucht.

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Bibliographic data

Copyright year: 2012
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8329-6680-5
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-3546-2
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: International Civil Society
Volume: 11
Language: English
Pages: 184
Product type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 2 - 10
Emanuela Bozzini, Bernard Enjolras
1. Introduction No access Emanuela Bozzini, Bernard Enjolras
2. Governance: an emerging concept No access Emanuela Bozzini, Bernard Enjolras
3. The ambiguities of network governance No access Emanuela Bozzini, Bernard Enjolras
4. The structure of the book No access Emanuela Bozzini, Bernard Enjolras
5. Concluding remarks No access Emanuela Bozzini, Bernard Enjolras
Francesca Petrella, Nadine Richez-Battesti
1. Introduction No access Francesca Petrella, Nadine Richez-Battesti
2. Welfare state regimes and territorialised governance of care services No access Francesca Petrella, Nadine Richez-Battesti
3. Starting from the Welfare state regimes’ typology No access Francesca Petrella, Nadine Richez-Battesti
4. Governance and territory: the emergence of local compromises No access Francesca Petrella, Nadine Richez-Battesti
5. Multiple actors with shared responsibilities: fragmentation or construction of a welfare mix? No access Francesca Petrella, Nadine Richez-Battesti
6. Decentralisation of authority: the role of territorial governments No access Francesca Petrella, Nadine Richez-Battesti
7. Uneven private sector dynamics No access Francesca Petrella, Nadine Richez-Battesti
8. A growing, innovative role for the third sector: provider or partner? No access Francesca Petrella, Nadine Richez-Battesti
9. Regulating diversification: more competition, fewer hierarchies? No access Francesca Petrella, Nadine Richez-Battesti
10. The shift from supply support to demand support No access Francesca Petrella, Nadine Richez-Battesti
11. The easing of public regulation of quality No access Francesca Petrella, Nadine Richez-Battesti
12. Conclusion: Challenges of the territorial governance of care services No access Francesca Petrella, Nadine Richez-Battesti
Sílvia Ferreira
1. Introduction No access Sílvia Ferreira
2. Observing observation No access Sílvia Ferreira
3. The Case Studies: The Local Strategic Partnership (LSP) and the Rede Social No access Sílvia Ferreira
4. Observing tensions in the LSP and RS as network governance No access Sílvia Ferreira
5. Observations of the third sector and third sector observations No access Sílvia Ferreira
6. Conclusion No access Sílvia Ferreira
Angelo Gasparre
1. Introduction No access Angelo Gasparre
2. Theoretical and methodological framework No access Angelo Gasparre
3. Networks in social services No access Angelo Gasparre
4. When coordination needs networks No access Angelo Gasparre
5. Co-design of services No access Angelo Gasparre
6. Organizational architecture No access Angelo Gasparre
7. When networks need coordination No access Angelo Gasparre
8. Innovation in social services and local governance issues: an organizational point of view No access Angelo Gasparre
9. Conclusion No access Angelo Gasparre
Derrick Purdue
1. Introduction No access Derrick Purdue
2. Theoretical and Policy Context No access Derrick Purdue
3. Governance and ambiguity: policy communities and issue networks No access Derrick Purdue
4. Neighbourhood Management and community participation No access Derrick Purdue
5. The neighbourhood and cohesion issues No access Derrick Purdue
6. Community cohesion in neighbourhood governance No access Derrick Purdue
7. The case study neighbourhood No access Derrick Purdue
8. Ethnicity and the neighbourhood No access Derrick Purdue
9. Neighbourhood cohesion issues No access Derrick Purdue
10. The NM Pathfinder and its approach to community cohesion No access Derrick Purdue
11. Community Cohesion Strategies No access Derrick Purdue
12. The Ambiguities of Neighbourhood Governance No access Derrick Purdue
13. Power and the consolidation of a policy community No access Derrick Purdue
14. Bottom Up or Top Down: Marginalised inclusion of community issue networks No access Derrick Purdue
15. Network, Hierarchy or Market: dual accountability and capacity No access Derrick Purdue
16. The proof of governance is in the third sector. An empirical exploration of how civic organizations tackle neighborhood problems No access Derrick Purdue
17. Herman Lelieveldt, Karien Dekker, René Torenvlied and Beate Völker Introduction No access Derrick Purdue
18. Distilling the essence of urban governance No access Derrick Purdue
19. Data and Fieldwork No access Derrick Purdue
20. Organizational characteristics No access Derrick Purdue
21. Neighborhood orientation No access Derrick Purdue
22. Organizations as problem solvers No access Derrick Purdue
23. From problems to activities No access Derrick Purdue
24. Solutions No access Derrick Purdue
25. Types of contacts and bridges No access Derrick Purdue
26. Making bridges to tackle problems No access Derrick Purdue
27. Conclusion No access Derrick Purdue
Emanuele Polizzi
1. Italian welfare reform and Area Plans No access Emanuele Polizzi
2. Problematic issues and challenging questions for public administration No access Emanuele Polizzi
3. The empirical research: approach and methodology No access Emanuele Polizzi
4. Policy innovation and planning processes No access Emanuele Polizzi
5. Case Studies No access Emanuele Polizzi
6. Corsico No access Emanuele Polizzi
7. San Donato No access Emanuele Polizzi
8. Conclusions No access Emanuele Polizzi
Sarah Morgan-Trimmer
1. Introduction No access Sarah Morgan-Trimmer
2. Participation in Regeneration in Britain No access Sarah Morgan-Trimmer
3. Regeneration Programmes as Governance Networks No access Sarah Morgan-Trimmer
4. Method No access Sarah Morgan-Trimmer
5. Findings No access Sarah Morgan-Trimmer
6. Network Structure No access Sarah Morgan-Trimmer
7. Changing Network Ties No access Sarah Morgan-Trimmer
8. Outcomes No access Sarah Morgan-Trimmer
9. Discussion No access Sarah Morgan-Trimmer
Bernard Enjolras
1. Introduction No access Bernard Enjolras
2. The Norwegian institutional framework for local policy-making No access Bernard Enjolras
3. Policy-making: hierarchy vs. networks No access Bernard Enjolras
4. Deliberative corporatism No access Bernard Enjolras
5. Concluding remarks: the ambiguities of deliberative neo-corporatism No access Bernard Enjolras
Emanuela Bozzini
1. Introduction No access Emanuela Bozzini
2. Institutional devices for public deliberation: the missing link between theory and empirical research No access Emanuela Bozzini
3. The EU Leader Initiative: a laboratory for local democracy No access Emanuela Bozzini
4. The institutionalisation of deliberative practices: models from the Leader experience No access Emanuela Bozzini
5. Discussion No access Emanuela Bozzini
6. Conclusions No access Emanuela Bozzini
Rachel Palmén
1. Introduction No access Rachel Palmén
2. Methodology No access Rachel Palmén
3. Community Representatives ideas of Representation in the NDC Case Study No access Rachel Palmén
4. Community Representatives ideas of Representation in the PB Case Study No access Rachel Palmén
5. Key Players Views of Representation in terms of ‘Activists’ vs the ‘True Community’ in NDC and the PB process No access Rachel Palmén
6. Consensus, Conflict and the Representation of Minority Groups No access Rachel Palmén
7. Gatekeeping, Wider Representation or Depth of Knowledge No access Rachel Palmén
8. Conclusion No access Rachel Palmén
9. References No access Rachel Palmén