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Who Governs? Democracy and Power in an American City. By Robert A. Dahl. New Haven, London: Yale University Press [Montreal: McGill University Press]. 1961. Pp. xii, 355. $7.50.
New Actors, Administrative Measures and Conflicting Agendas: The Impact of the Pandemic on Internationalisation of Higher Education in Poland and Russia
The evolving relations between government agencies of innovation policymaking in emerging economies: A policy network approach and its application to the Chinese case
Second Best Governance? Governments and Governance in the Imperfect World of Health Care Delivery in China, India and Thailand in Comparative Perspective
Governance Networks and Accountability Patterns in the Provision of Housing for Migrants: The Case of Central and Eastern European Workers in the Netherlands
Urban Flood Resilience Networks: Exploring the Relationship between Governance Networks, Networks of Plans, and Spatial Flood Resilience Policies in Four Coastal Cities
The implementation of network governance for sustainable urban underground usage, a comparative analysis of the case studies of the cities of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and Helsinki, Finland.
Evolution and structural analysis of China’s road traffic regulatory system (1949–2023): institutional change, policy tool diversification and adaptive governance
RETRACTED: A strategic model for articulating science, technology and innovation ecosystems from local governments: fostering innovation-driven entrepreneurship in territorialised contexts
Higher Education Research: Looking Beyond New Public Management
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