Governing in the shadows
By: Peters, Guy.
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ArticlePublisher: 2011Description: p.1-16.Subject(s): Public administration
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Asia Pacific Journal of Public AdministrationSummary: Governance is often conceptualised as involving delegation to actors outside the state, but we have long understood that these actors function within a "shadow of hierarchy". Although powers may be delegated to social actors, they can always be returned to the state. This article discusses three additional shadows - society, the market and the international system - and their effects on governance. These multiple shadows present an opportunity for would-be governors to select patterns of governing. - Reproduced.
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Governance is often conceptualised as involving delegation to actors outside the state, but we have long understood that these actors function within a "shadow of hierarchy". Although powers may be delegated to social actors, they can always be returned to the state. This article discusses three additional shadows - society, the market and the international system - and their effects on governance. These multiple shadows present an opportunity for would-be governors to select patterns of governing. - Reproduced.
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