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Governance. A Critique of the Definitions Underlying the Construct
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Seminar paper from the year 2018 in the subject Business economics - Business Management, Corporate Governance, grade: A, University of Malta (Ecnonomics, Management, Accountancy), course: Evidence-Based Management, language: English, abstract: The use of governance terminology has been used substantially throughout the 21st century, with buzz-phrases such as 'good governance' taking centre stage in the recent global development agenda. Whereas before, governance implied statesmanship, nowadays, the term encompasses the non-profit and private sectors, and is used as an alternative to 'government action'. In an attempt to better compare and contrast between different (and somewhat vague) explanations, there is a list, from which the most relevant keywords were extracted. It was also possible to create a 'word cloud' of associated terms; this tool is commonly used to visualise text data and is useful in exploratory search tasks. Our impression of the literature and reports related to this term is that the authors tend to generalise and are inclined towards giving either a state-centric or a society-centric definition of 'governance'. In trying to define the terminology, studies, and reports comply in that 'governance' is 'a process' or 'method' of 'controlling', 'states', 'society', 'citizens' and 'organizations'. It was observed that political unions or institutions (such as the European Commission and EU agencies) tend to emphasise the political aspects of governance, whereas others (such as the World Bank) focus more on the societal and economic aspects, thus giving a more generic explanation. There seem to be instances where definitions of the term are 'built' or 'tweaked' purposefully and subsequently agreed upon, for example, during the opening stages of national and global fora. Supposedly, this is done to establish common ground among all the parties before discussions ensue. We believe that the most relevant definition of this structure should encompa
| Author: Anonymous |
| Publisher: GRIN Verlag |
| Publication Date: Feb 05, 2024 |
| Number of Pages: NA pages |
| Language: English |
| Binding: Paperback |
| ISBN-10: 396355388X |
| ISBN-13: 9783963553882 |
Governance. A Critique of the Definitions Underlying the Construct
$34.90
$34.27
Sale 2%
Seminar paper from the year 2018 in the subject Business economics - Business Management, Corporate Governance, grade: A, University of Malta (Ecnonomics, Management, Accountancy), course: Evidence-Based Management, language: English, abstract: The use of governance terminology has been used substantially throughout the 21st century, with buzz-phrases such as 'good governance' taking centre stage in the recent global development agenda. Whereas before, governance implied statesmanship, nowadays, the term encompasses the non-profit and private sectors, and is used as an alternative to 'government action'. In an attempt to better compare and contrast between different (and somewhat vague) explanations, there is a list, from which the most relevant keywords were extracted. It was also possible to create a 'word cloud' of associated terms; this tool is commonly used to visualise text data and is useful in exploratory search tasks. Our impression of the literature and reports related to this term is that the authors tend to generalise and are inclined towards giving either a state-centric or a society-centric definition of 'governance'. In trying to define the terminology, studies, and reports comply in that 'governance' is 'a process' or 'method' of 'controlling', 'states', 'society', 'citizens' and 'organizations'. It was observed that political unions or institutions (such as the European Commission and EU agencies) tend to emphasise the political aspects of governance, whereas others (such as the World Bank) focus more on the societal and economic aspects, thus giving a more generic explanation. There seem to be instances where definitions of the term are 'built' or 'tweaked' purposefully and subsequently agreed upon, for example, during the opening stages of national and global fora. Supposedly, this is done to establish common ground among all the parties before discussions ensue. We believe that the most relevant definition of this structure should encompa
| Author: Anonymous |
| Publisher: GRIN Verlag |
| Publication Date: Feb 05, 2024 |
| Number of Pages: NA pages |
| Language: English |
| Binding: Paperback |
| ISBN-10: 396355388X |
| ISBN-13: 9783963553882 |
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