The Oxford Handbook of Governance (Oxford Handbooks) by David Levi-Faur liquidation NEUF

This Oxford Handbook will be the definitive study of governance for years to come. Governance has become one of the most popular terms in contemporary political science; this Handbook explores the full range of meaning and application of the concept and its use in a number of research fields.

David Levi-Faur is a founding editor of the journal Regulation & Governance. He is based at the Department of Political Science and the Federmann School of Public Policy and Government at the Hebrew University. He is currently a Senior Fellow at the Kolleg-Forschergruppe The Transformative Power of Europe> the Free University of Berlin.

John Braithwaite: Forward; PART I: INTRODUCTION; 1 David Levi-Faur: From Big Government to Big Governance?; 2 B. Guy Peters: Governance as a Political Theory; 3 Rod Rhodes: Waves of Governance; 4 Laurence Lynn: The Many Faces of Governance: Adaptation? Transformation? Both? Neither?; 5 Orly Lobel: New Governance as Regulatory Governance; 6 Peer Zumbansen: Governance: An Interdisciplinary Perspective; PART II: Theoretical Lenses; 7 Jacob Torfing: Governance Networks; 8 B. Guy Peters: Information and Governing: Cybernetic Models of Governance; 9 Volker Schneider: Governance and Complexity; 10 Bo Rothstein: Good Governance; 11 Fabrizio Gilardi and Claudio Radaelli: Governance and Learning; 12 Charles Sabel and Jonathan Zeitlin: Experimentalist Governance,; PART III: GOVERNANCE AND THE REFORM OF THE STATE; 13 Jon Pierre: Governance and Institutional Flexibility; 14 Erik Hans Klijn: New Public Management and Governance: a Comparison; 15 Eva Sorensen: Governance and Innovation in the Public Sector; 16 Niamh Hardiman: Governance and State Structures; 17 Amos Zehavi: New governance and policy instruments: Are Governments Going Soft?; 18 Tom Christensen and Per Laegreid: Governance & Administrative Reforms; 19 Matthew Flinders: Governance and Patronage; 20 Felicity Matthews: Governance and State Capacity; 21 Erik Hans Klijn, Arwin van Buuren, and Jurian Edelenbos: The Impact of Governance; PART IV: ACTORS, STRATEGIES AND GOVERNANCE STYLES; 22 Jeremy Richardson: New Governance or Old Governance? A Policy Style Perspective; 23 Todd Beer,Tim Bartley, and Wade T. Roberts: NGOs: Between Advocacy, Service Provision and Regulation; 24 Diane Stone: Actors of Knowledge; PART V: ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE; 25 Frans Van Waarden: The Governance of Markets: On Generating Trust in Transactions; 26 Graham Wilson: Governance after the Crisis; 27 Dieter Plehwe: Modes of Economic Governance: The Dynamics of Governance at the National and Firm Level; 28 Ellen E. Meade: The Governance of Central Banks; PART VI: GOVERNANCE OF RISKS; 29 Elizabeth Fisher: Risk and Governance; 30 Susana Borras: Governance of Science and Technology; 31 Thomas Bernauer and Lena Schaffer: The Governance of Global Climate Change; PART VII: DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE; 32 Frank Fischer: Participatory Governance: From Theory to Practice; 33 Amit Ron: Modes of Democratic Governance; 34 Susan Phillips: The New Citizenship and Governance: Alternative Intersections; 35 Chris Ansell: Collaborative Governance; 36 Yannis Papadopoulos: The Democratic Quality of Collaborative Governance; 37 Yael Yishai: Participatory Governance in Public Health: Choice, but no Voice; 38 Cynthia Estlund: A Return to Governance in the Law of the Workplace; 39 Colin Provost: Governance and Voluntary Regulation; 40 Eran Fisher: E-Governance and E-Democracy: Questioning Technology-centered Categories; 41 William Dutton: The Fifth Estate: A New Governance Challenge; 42 Abraham L. Newman: The Governance of Privacy; PART VIII: EUROPEAN GOVERNANCE; 43 Tanja A. Borzel: The European Union - A Unique Governance Mix?; 44 Ian Bache: Multi Level Governance in the European Union; 45 Adrienne Heritier and Catherine Moury: Institutional Change in European Governance: The Commissions Implementing Powers and the European Parliament, European University Institute; 46 Frank Schimmelfennig: EU External Governance and Europeanization Beyond the EU; PART IX: GLOBAL GOVERNANCE; 47 William W. Coleman: Governance and Global Policy; 48 Arie Kacowicz: Governance, International Order, and World Order; 49 Thomas Risse: Governance in Areas of Limited Statehood; 50 Alexandria Jayne Innes and Brent J. Steele: Governmentality in Global Governance; 51 Michael Zurn: Global Governance as Multi Governance; 52 Kerstin Sahlin and Djelic Marie-Laure: The Challenges of Transnational Economic Governance