Titlebook: Geographies of Urban Governance; Advanced Theories, M Joyeeta Gupta,Karin Pfeffer,Mirjam Ros-Tonen Book 2015 Springer International Publish

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Die Verantwortung des Wirtschaftsakteurss, the political sociology approach considers them as a means to incorporate a specific representation of the issue that they seek to influence. We review different taxonomies of governance instruments and highlight a change in instruments used when moving from hierarchical government to network gov

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Adolf Funder,Hugo Griese,Harald Heim geo-technologies such as geographical information systems, online applications and spatial simulation models are increasingly becoming embedded in urban governance processes to produce, utilize, exchange, and monitor contextual knowledge and create scenarios for the future. This chapter provides a

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Die Methode und der Gang der Untersuchung,hat forms it takes, what kinds of governance instruments, methods and data are used and what urban governance practices may look like. Much of this is presented in gender- and place/space-neutral, objective language and complex scientific jargon, which obfuscates the highly political nature of the s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-8924-5stitutional design dimensions for a more inclusive governance approach for urban-rural regions. Bridging organizations, nested issue-based platforms, and combining governance with strong government are identified as pathways towards inclusive urban-rural governance.

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