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The Democratic Prospects of Network Governance

This article considers the democratic implications of the shift toward policy making and implementation through networks, integrating articles presented at a 2003 conference on democratic network governance. The authors argue that the effect of increased Cross-sectoral and civil society involvement...

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Hovedforfatter: Peter Bogason and Juliet A. Musso
Format: Printed Book
Udgivet: The American Review of Public Administration 2006; 36; 3 2006
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Online adgang:http://10.26.1.76/ks/00647.pdf
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