Systemic Governance and Accountability [electronic resource] : Working and Re-Working the Conceptual and Spatial Boundaries /
McIntyre-Mills, Janet.author.
McIntyre-Mills, Janet J.(Janet Judy),1959-
Systemic Governance addresses accounting and accountability and develops conceptual tools to enhance the capacity of policy makers and managers. The structures and processes of international relations and governance need to be re-considered to allow diversity to the extent that is does not undermine the freedoms of others. The book makes a plea for systemic governance. Policy makers and managers need to work with rather than within theoretical and methodological frameworks to achieve multidimensional and multilayered policy decisions. Conceptual tools can be used to enhance systemic governance. The closest we can get to truth is through compassionate dialogue that explores paradoxes and considers the rights and responsibilities of caretakers. Case studies and conceptual tools enliven the text.
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [399]-422) and index.
Systemic Governance for Participatory Design and Accountability -- Systemic Governcance for Participatory Design and Accountability -- Power and Praxis for Social and Environmental Justice -- Power and Praxis for Social and Environmental Justice -- Knowledge, Identity and Culture -- Knowledge, Identity and Culture -- The Design of an Inquiry System for Systemic Governance -- Design of an Inquiry System for Systemic Governance -- Shaping Ourselves and Our Futures -- Systemic Governance from Mode 1 to Mode 2 Consciousness -- Subsidiarity, Sustainability and Regionalism -- Traversing the Divide: Knowledge, Representation and Power -- New Leadership for Designing the Future of Public Education -- Grounded Knowledge, Power, Powerlessness and a Community Response -- Grounded Knowledge: Power, Powerlessness and a Community Response -- Capacity Building and Striving for Systemic Wellbeing -- International Relations and Governance -- New Democracy without Boundaries -- Conclusion.
Systemic Governance addresses accounting and accountability and develops conceptual tools to enhance the capacity of policy makers and managers. The structures and processes of international relations and governance need to be re-considered to allow diversity to the extent that is does not undermine the freedoms of others. The book makes a plea for systemic governance. Policy makers and managers need to work with rather than within theoretical and methodological frameworks to achieve multidimensional and multilayered policy decisions. Conceptual tools can be used to enhance systemic governance. The closest we can get to truth is through compassionate dialogue that explores paradoxes and considers the rights and responsibilities of caretakers. Case studies and conceptual tools enliven the text.
Business.
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Business and Management, general.
Political Science.
Political Philosophy.