17Oct 2011
Governance; is it for everyone ?
17:06 - By Hal Colebatch - Publications
This new book, edited by Anne Marie Bissessar of the University of the West Indies, aims to present a set of perspectives that are sound and useful and it seeks to stimulate scholars and students and at the same time to inform practitioners of the myth that governance is a perfect method of administration to be applied in all countries, irrespective of their levels of development or the impact and experience of globalization in various countries . This book will certainly bring a conclusion to the ongoing debate of whether “Governance Is for Everyone.” (Imprint: Nova)
Contents:
Chapter 1. Is Governance for Everybody? (B. Guy Peters)
Chapter 2. Governance in Finland (Pekka Kettunen)
Chapter 3. Managing Public Affairs in South Eastern Europe: Muddled Governance (Ivan Koprić)
Chapter 4. Transnational Networks and the Making of Global Governance – the Example of Non-State Actors in the Multilateral Trade Regime (Michael Strange)
Chapter 5. The March of Freedom: How Globalization Promotes Liberalization (Robert Cox)
Chapter 6. Complex Global Governance – A New Methodology? (Peter Aagaard and Michael Strange)
Chapter 7. Constitutional Reform, the Separation of Powers and Good Governance in an Ex-Colonial Society (Ann Marie Bissessar)
Chapter 8. Constitutional Design, Good Governance and Political Change in a Plural Society (John Gaffar LaGuerre)
Chapter 9. Governance in Democracies and Non–Democracies (Kenneth Janda)
Chapter 10. Economic Change and Governance Reforms: The Impact of Structural Adjustment on Governance in Guyana, Jamaica and Trinidad (Kenwyn Taylor)
Publisher: Nova
Pub. Date: 2012 2nd Quarter ISBN: 978-1-61942-289-6