Democratic Governance¶
Bevir, M. (2010). Democratic Governance. Princeton University Press.
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- Governance
- A corporation, a nonprofit, a municipal body, an open-source project, a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO), a church synod, and an internet standards body all exhibit governance, though with radically different structures and norms.
This sourceTraces how the idea of governance (steering through markets, networks, and hybrid arrangements) displaced older notions of government, distinguishing governance as a steering activity from 'government' as a specific institution across public, private, and hybrid forms.
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Bevir's book description supports governance as a steering activity across public and private networks, but does not name the specific organizations in the claim.
“Politicians responded by erecting great bureaucracies, increasingly relying on policy expertise and abstract notions of citizenship and, more recently, on networks of quasi-governmental and private organizations to deliver services using market-oriented techniques.”
- A corporation, a nonprofit, a municipal body, an open-source project, a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO), a church synod, and an internet standards body all exhibit governance, though with radically different structures and norms.
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