...Urban commons political participation collective action political theory collaborative governance Introduction The commons emerge as a model of social regulation and organisation conceived along a dual trajectory: on the one hand, a counter-hegemonic approach, which opposes the neoliberal...

... practice, connecting temporalities, spaces, knowledge and people. Within its actions, the informal and the formal are entangled. Informality institutional talk policy work collaborative governance ethnography relationality What I have purposively left in the middle thus far is whether or how catching...

... in harmony with sustainability principles, paving the way for inclusive prosperity. Industry 4.0 sustainable development collaborative governance human-centric sustainability Introduction: The Promise of the Industry 4.0 The emergence of Industry 4.0 (IR 4.0) signifies a fundamental transformation...

.../services and/or solutions through collaboration. Finally, it discusses the role of public value co-creation in turbulent times. Cross-sectoral collaboration collaborative governance network management collaborative innovation robust governance publics public managers Moore's Public Value Theory...

.... Rising Functional Aspiration of Networks and Partnerships. Second, while collaborative governance tends to involve organized stakeholders, including professional and well-organized civil society organizations, in targeted problem-solving within a particular policy domain, cocreation tends to involve...

...Abstract Information communication technologies can serve as a crucial missing link toward tacking wicked problems of social welfare policy implementation through collaborative governance. Using a mixed methods approach, a pre- and postanalyses were used to investigate whether and how cell phones...

... networks is to clarify collaborative dynamics. While the recently proposed collaborative governance regime (CGR) model provides a good start, it lacks both the conceptual clarity and parsimony needed in a useful analytical tool. This theoretical chapter uses the logic model framework to assess...

...Abstract This study explores policies of collaborative governance between public and private actors through a specific case that sees the development of city areas previously abandoned or landlocked. It employs the case study methodology, analyzing the specific case of San Vincenzo’s Pier...

... of inequity, including the marginalization of the citizen from decision-making, and seek to support processes of governance that are more decentralized, more participatory and hence, more democratic” ( Vassell, 2003 , p. 1). Collaborative governance can be applied to notions of participatory governance...

..., citizens and intensive network and project activity. This makes it all the more urgent to emphasise the role of public sector institutions in these collaborative governance activities. According to current reform agendas government institutions, regional agencies and cities are increasingly perceived...

... exchange, the quality of local institutions, conventions of communication and interaction, linking and bridging social capital and so on. Collaborative governance is one of the main responses to functional constraints in contemporary societies such as the increasingly wicked character of public problems...

... are willing to reform urban and rural-urban policy into a more sustainable direction but that the affected political and governance systems have difficulties in responding to this. The editors’ advice is to further develop collaborative governance involving a broad range of stakeholders and perhaps also...

... governance. Ecosystem governance adaptive governance collaborative governance institutionalization Introduction Governance, in the conventional sense, refers to a process of choosing policy instruments and establishing rules to guide implementation of programs under a government organizational structure...