The term governance has made an impressive career in a number of disciplines concerned with regulation, order and law. This chapter draws on insights from legal studies, sociology, political science, anthropology, history and geography to paint a multifaceted picture of existing, competing and complementing approaches to the concept of governance. For reasons of space, the chapter can but point to the different variations on a theme, as governance occupies an ambivalent place in past and present discourses on political (or, legal or economic) order and society. It is argued that beyond pointing to crucial phases of methodological and theoretical transformation within different disciplines such as the often perceived transition ‘from governm...
Recent research points to the emergence of 'tripartite standards regimes' (TSRs), i.e., regimes base...
The objectives of the paper is presentation of chosen problems of identity of management. The author...
In 'What is Enlightenment?' Foucault poses the question: 'How can the growth of capabilities be disc...
This paper is part of a larger inquiry into “The Future of Law,” conducted by the Hague Institute fo...
Long before the current financial and economic crisis, corporate governance and securities regulatio...
I believe that tenured historians, philosophers, and sociologists of science—when presented with the...
Be it information asymmetry in banking regulation or game theory as applied to child custody in divo...
The question that this paper seeks to tackle is whether the patent system is of any relevance or per...
Some scholars have argued that the Framers of the U.S. Constitution did not have a common set of vie...
After some brief preparatory notes, I will outline the time I call the Age of Law to explain how t...
With this brief introduction to a special issue of the Osgoode Hall Law School Comparative Law and P...
New governance initiatives like co-management can be made effective through the use of agency rulema...
Unpublished conference presentation given at the Society for Research into Higher Education conferen...
The socio-cultural production of architects' identities, and their professional personas, is a livel...
A community recovering from war or ethnic conflict has to find ways of reweaving the fabric of econo...
Recent research points to the emergence of 'tripartite standards regimes' (TSRs), i.e., regimes base...
The objectives of the paper is presentation of chosen problems of identity of management. The author...
In 'What is Enlightenment?' Foucault poses the question: 'How can the growth of capabilities be disc...
This paper is part of a larger inquiry into “The Future of Law,” conducted by the Hague Institute fo...
Long before the current financial and economic crisis, corporate governance and securities regulatio...
I believe that tenured historians, philosophers, and sociologists of science—when presented with the...
Be it information asymmetry in banking regulation or game theory as applied to child custody in divo...
The question that this paper seeks to tackle is whether the patent system is of any relevance or per...
Some scholars have argued that the Framers of the U.S. Constitution did not have a common set of vie...
After some brief preparatory notes, I will outline the time I call the Age of Law to explain how t...
With this brief introduction to a special issue of the Osgoode Hall Law School Comparative Law and P...
New governance initiatives like co-management can be made effective through the use of agency rulema...
Unpublished conference presentation given at the Society for Research into Higher Education conferen...
The socio-cultural production of architects' identities, and their professional personas, is a livel...
A community recovering from war or ethnic conflict has to find ways of reweaving the fabric of econo...
Recent research points to the emergence of 'tripartite standards regimes' (TSRs), i.e., regimes base...
The objectives of the paper is presentation of chosen problems of identity of management. The author...
In 'What is Enlightenment?' Foucault poses the question: 'How can the growth of capabilities be disc...