Titlebook: Evolutionary Governance Theory; Theory and Applicati Raoul Beunen,Kristof Van Assche,Martijn Duineveld Book 2015 Springer International Pub

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The Emergence of Governance and the Function of Lawibution develops a particularly coevolutionary view of governance by understanding governance frameworks as forms of transfer. World society consists of multiple types of normative orders. It is within this structural setup that a governance phenomenon has emerged as the form through which expectati

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Evolutionary Governance, Sustainability, and Systems Theory: The Case of Central Asiargy sectors of newly independent states in Central Asia and their post-Soviet interactions in the allocation of regional water resources. National independence established new boundaries for each country’s economic development strategy in a way that disrupted the responsiveness of each economy to it

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Power/Knowledge as a Driver for Governance Evolutionhe analysis of power in governance. Power can be conceptualized as the potentiality emerging in relations between individuals and structure and it can be understood as a driver for social evolution. The elements and structures of governance are contingent and in constant transformation. This transfo

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Topology and Object Formationlogical thinking and Social Systems theory, in order to account on the issue of object formation from a spatial perspective. By discussing the dynamics between different modes of observing and the emergence of systems’ functions, I argue that the operative space of systems, mobilised as a communicat

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Heated Debates: The Transformation of Urban Warming into an Object of Governance in the Netherlandsand 2006 raised political and public awareness for adaptation to warmer temperatures. These events triggered the reification of a new object: urban warming. In this chapter, we use EGT to analyze the (re-)emergence and (de-)stabilization of new objects within governance and we follow them during dis

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Bridging Promises and (Dis)Illusions: Deliberative Democracy in an Evolutionary Perspectivedless of differences in institutional layouts and traditions. An equally fast-evolving debate has addressed its virtues and problems, gradually shifting from theory to practice and from a focus on deliberative arenas to a concern for their policy and institutional context, the latter being implicitl