The SAGE Handbook of Governance

Governance as Theory, Practice and Dilemma - Mark Bevir PART ONE: THEORIES OF GOVERNANCE Policy-Network Theory - Henrik Enroth Rational-Choice Theory - Keith Dowding Interpretive Theory - Mark Bevir Organization Theory - Robert K. Christensen and Mary Tschirhart Institutional Theory - B. Guy Peters Systems Theory - Anders Esmark Meta-Gvernance - Bob Jessop State-Society Relations - Jefferey M. Sellers Policy Instruments and Governance - Patrick Le Gales Development Theory - Phyllis R. Pomerantz Measuring Governance - Pippa Norris PART TWO: PRACTICES OF GOVERNANCE The Stateless State - Mark Bevir and R. A. W. Rhodes The Persistence of Hierarchy - Laurence E. Lynn Jr Contracting out - Steven Cohen and William Eimicke Public Management - Carolyn J. Heinrich Budgeting and Finance - Anthony B. L. Cheung Partnerships - Gunnar Folke Schuppert Multijurisdictional Regulation - Andy Smith Local Governance - Bas Denters Non-Governmental Organizations - M. Shamsul Haque Transgovernmental Networks - Anne-Marie Slaughter and Thomas N. Hale Global Governance - Mark Bevir and Ian Hall PART THREE: DILEMMAS OF GOVERNANCE Legitimacy - Mark Considine and Kamran Ali Afzal Collaborative Governance - Lisa Blomgren Bingham Participation - Peter McLaverty Leadership - Janet V. Denhardt and Robert B. Denhardt Network Management - Michael McGuire Social Inclusion - Petri Koikkalainen Capacity-Building - Hok Bun Ku and Angelina W. K. Yuen-Tsang Decentralization - Fumihiko Saito Governing the Commons - Wai Fung Lam Regulation - Marian Dohler Sustainable Development - James Meadowcroft