Governance theory and practice

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"The growing interest in governance is precisely because established institutional forms of governance appear under challenge and new forms appear to be emerging. This reality is compelling new ways of thinking about collective decision-making at a range of levels. This book explores three critical areas of practice: environmental, corporate and participatory governance. Knowledge of these extensive intellectual resources will enrich academic debate and enable those interested in reforming governance to move towards a wider vision."--Jacket.

subjects: Economic policy,  Management,  Social policy,  Group decision making,  Political science,  International cooperation,  International relations,  Political science--public policy--cultural policy,  Social science--anthropology--cultural,  Social science--popular culture,  Hm746 .c48 2009,  306.201