Collaborative Governance Regimes
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Abstract
Preface Part I: An Overview of Collaborative GovernanceIntroduction: Stepping In-The Context for Collaborative Governance 1. Collaborative Governance and Collaborative Governance Regimes Part II: The Integrative Framework for Collaborative Governance2. Initiating Collaborative Governance: The System Context,Drivers, and Regime Formation Case Illustration: National Collaborative for Higher Education3. Collaboration Dynamics: Principled Engagement, SharedMotivation, and the Capacity for Joint Action Case Illustration: The Everglades Restoration Task Force,by Tanya Heikkila and Andrea K. Gerlak 4. Generating Change: Collaborative Actions, Outcomes, andAdaptationCase Illustration: The Military Community CompatibilityCommittee Part III: Case Studies of Collaborative Governance Regimes5. Who Speaks for Toronto? Collaborative Governance in theCivic Action Alliance, by Alison Bramwell 6. Collaborative Governance in Alaska: Responding to ClimateChange Threats in Alaska Native Communities, by Robin Bronen7. Power and the Distribution of Knowledge in a LocalGroundwater Association in Guadalupe Valley, Mexicoby Chantelise Pells Part IV: Collaborative Governance Regimes8. Moving from Genus to Species: A Typology of CollaborativeGovernance Regimes 9. Assessing the Performance of Collaborative GovernanceRegimes Conclusion: Stepping Back, Stepping Up, and Stepping Forward-Summary Observations and Recommendations Glossary ReferencesAbout the Authors and ContributorsIndex
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The record
- Venue
- Georgetown University Press eBooks
- Topic
- Environmental and Cultural Studies in Latin America and Beyond
- Field
- Environmental Science
- Canadian institutions
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- Funders
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- Keywords
- Corporate governanceCollaborative governanceBusinessProcess managementFinance
- Has abstract in OpenAlex
- yes