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Commission on Global Governance (1995): Issues in global governance: papers written for the Commission on Global Governance. Kluwer Law International, Cornwall.

1.	James N. Rosenau	Changing capacities of citizens, 1945-95
2.	Jorge G. Castaneda	Athens in Ipanema: exclusion and citizenship, thinking about equality and living without it
3.	Jeremy Pope	Containing corruption in international transactions - The challenge of the 1990s
4.	Emma Rothschild	The changing nature of security
5.	Herbert Wulf	Conversion and military demobilization: possibilities and barriers
6.	Osvaldo Sunkel	Poverty and development: from economic reform to social reform
7.	Georges Michel Abi-Saab	"Unused charter capacity" for global governance?
8.	Sverker Åström	Security Council reform
9.	Bhaskar Menon	The image of the United Nations
10.	Johan Galtung	Global governance for and by global governance
11.	Lincoln P. Bloomfield	Enforcing rules in the international community: governing the ungovernable?
12.	Rahmatullah Khan	The thickening web of international law
13.	James N. Rosenau	Changing states in a changing world
14.	Peter M. Haas and Ernst B. Haas	Learning to learn: some thoughts on improving international governance of the global problematique
15.	Peter M. Haas	Global environmental governance
16.	James N. Rosenau	Organizational proliferation in a changing world
17.	Bimal Ghosh	Movements of people: the search for a new international regime
18.	Ruben P. Mendez	Harnessing the global foreign currency market: proposal for a foreign currency exchange

Held, David (1995): Democracy and the global order: From the modern state to cosmopolitan governance. Policy Press, Cambridge.

PART I	INTRODUCTION
1.	Stories of democracy: old and new
PART II	ANALYSIS: THE FORMATION AND DISPLACEMENT OF THE MODERN STATE
2.	The emergence of sovereignty and the modern state
3.	The development of the nation-state and the entrenchment of democracy
4.	The inter-state system
5.	Democracy, the nation-state and the global order I
6.	Democracy, the nation-state and the global order II
PART III	RECONSTRUCTION: FOUNDATIONS OF DEMOCRACY
7.	Rethinking democracy
8.	Sites of power, problems of democracy
9.	Democracy and the democratic good
PART IV	ELABORATION AND ADVOCACY: COSMOPOLITAN DEMOCRACY
10.	Political community and the cosmopolitan order
11.	Markets, private property and cosmopolitan democratic law
12.	Cosmopolitan democracy and the new international order

Hewson, M. - T. J. Sinclair (eds.) (1999): Approaches to global governance theory. State University of New York Press, Albany.

1.	Martin Hewson and Timothy J. Sinclair	The emergence of global governance theory
2.	Robert Latham	Politics in a floating world: Toward a critique of global governance
3.	Ronen Palan	Global governance and social closure or who is to be governed in the era of global governance?
4.	Karen T. Litfin	Environmental remote sensing, global governance, and the territorial state
5.	Martin Hewson	Did global governance create informational globalism?
6.	Edward A. Comor	Governance and the nation-state in a knowledge-based political economy
7.	Tony Porter	The late-modern knowledge structure and world politics
8.	Timothy J. Sinclair	Synchronic global governance and the international political economy of the commonplace
9.	M. Mark Amen	Borrowing authority; eclipsing government
10.	Yale H. Ferguson Richard W. Mansbach	History's revenge and future shock: The remapping of global politics
11.	Michael G. Schechter	Our global neighborhood: pushing problem-solving theory to its limits and the limits of problem-solving theory
12.	Ronnie D. Lipschutz	From local knowledge and practice to global environmental governance
13.	James N. Rosenau	Toward an ontology for global governance

Hirst, Paul - Grahame Thompson (1996): Globalization in question: The international economy and the possibilities of governance. 2nd ed. Polity Press, Cambridge.

1.	Introduction: Globalization - a necessary myth?
2.	Globalization and the history of the international economy
3.	Multinational companies and the internationalization of business activity: The consequences of 'globalization' for national systems
4.	North-South trade and international competitiveness
5.	The developing economies and globalization
6.	Can the welfare state survive globalization?
7.	Economic governance issues in general
8.	The European Union as a trade bloc
9.	Globalization, governance and the nation-state

Kickert, Walter - Eerik-Hans Klijn - Joop Koppenjan (eds.) (1997): Managing complex networks: Strategies for the public sector. Sage, London.

1.	W. Kickert, E. Klijn and J. Koppenjan	Introduction: A management perspective on policy networks
PART I	POLICY NETWORKS AND NETWORK MANAGEMENT: A STATE OF ART
2.	E. Klijn	Policy networks: An overview
3.	W. Kickert and J. Koppenjan	Public management and network management: An overview
PART II	NETWORK DYNAMICS AND MANAGEMENT
4.	L. Schaap and M. van Twist	The dynamics of closedness in networks
5.	C. Termeer and J. Koppenjan	Managing perceptions in networks
6.	E. Klijn and G. Teisman	Strategies and games in networks
7.	J. de Bruijn and E. ten Heuvelhof	Instruments for network management
8.	L. O'Toole, K. Hanf and P. Hupe	Managing implementation processes in networks
9.	J. de Bruijn and A. Ringeling	Normative notes: Perspectives on networks
PART III	CONCLUSION: STRATEGIES FOR NETWORK MANAGEMENT
10.	W. Kickert, E. Klijn and J. Koppenjan	Managing networks in the public sector: Findings and reflections

Kochler-Koch, Beate - Rainer Eising (eds.) (1999): The transformation of governance in the European Union. Routledge, London.

PART I	THE CONCEPTUAL CHALLENGE OF EUROPEAN GOVERNANCE
1.	Rainer Eising and Beate Kochler-Koch	Introduction: network governance in the European Union
2.	Beate Kochler-Koch	The evolution and transformation of European governance
PART II	THE TRANSFORMATION OF EUROPEAN GOVERNANCE: VARIATIONS ON A THEME
3.	Andrea Lenschow	Transformation in European environmental governance
4.	Gerbert Gottweis	Regulating genetic engineering in the European Union: a post-structuralist perspective
5.	Gerda Falkner	European social policy: towards multi-level and multi-actor governance
6.	Kenneth Dyson	Economic and monetary union in Europe: a transforamtion of governance
7.	Mark Aspinwall	Planes, trains and automobiles:transport governance in the European Union
8.	Jill Lovecy	Governance transformation in the professional services sector: a case of market integration 'by the back door'?
PART III	THE EUROPEAN UNION AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF NATIONAL PATTERNS OF GOVERNANCE
9.	Vivien Schmidt	National patterns of governance under siege: the impact of European integration
10.	Neils Christian Sidenius	Business, governance structures and the EU: the case of Denmark
11.	George Pagoulatos	Perceptions of governance in Greek state retreat: implementing policy change against policy-making persistence
12.	Rainer Eising	Reshuffling power: the liberalisation of the EU electricity markets and its impact on the German governance regime
PART IV	THEORETICAL, NORMATIVE AND COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES ON EUROPEAN GOVERNANCE
13.	Klaus Dieter Wolf	Defending state autonomy: intergovernmental governance in the European Union
14.	Thomas O. Hueglin	Government, governance, governmentality: understanding the EU as a project of universalism
15.	Rainer Eising and Beate Kochler-Koch	Governance in the European Union: a comparative assessment

Kooiman, Jan (ed.) (1993): Modern governance: New government-society interactions. Sage, London.

1.	Jan Kooiman	Social-political governance: introduction
PART I	CONCEPTUALIZATIONS
2.	Renate Mayntz	Governing failures and the problem of governability: some comments on a theoretical paradigm
3.	Andrew Dunsire	Modes of governance
4.	Jan Kooiman	Governance and governability: using complexity, dynamics and diversity
PART II	PREDICAMENTS
5.	Frédéric Royall	Lost opportunity: the case of labour market management in the republic of Ireland
6.	Kirsti Stenvall	Public policy planning and the problem of governance: the question of education in Finland
7.	Marijke Prins	Women's emancipation as a question of governance: actors, institutions and the room for manoeuvre
PART III	EXPERIENCES
8.	Charles Raab	The governance of data protection
9.	Martijn van Vliet	Environmental regulation of business: options and constraints for communicative governance
10.	Vincent Kouwenhoven	Public-private partnership: a model for the management of public-private cooperation
11.	Michèle Breuillard	Dynamics and room for manoeuvre in governance: the channel tunnel decision in France and Britain
12.	Geert Bouckaert	Governance between legitimacy and efficiency: citizen participation in the Belgian fire services
13.	Herman Aquina and Hans Bekke	Governance in interaction: public tasks and private organisations
PART IV	PROSPECTS FOR REFORM
14.	Les Metcalfe	Public management; from imitation to innovation
15.	Walter Kickert	Complexity, governance and dynamics: Conceptual explorations of public network management
16.	Kyösti Pekonen	Governance and the problem of representation in public administration: the case of Finland
17.	Torben Beck Jorgensen	Modes of governance and administrative change
PART V	EVALUATIONS
18.	Roger Duclaud-Williams	The governance of education: Britain and France
19.	Jan Kooiman	Findings, speculations and recommendations

March, James G. - Johan P. Olsen (1995): Democratic governance. The Free Press, New York.

1.	An introduction
2.	Perspectives on governance
3.	Developing political identities
4.	Developing political capabilities
5.	Developing political accounts
6.	Developing political adaptiveness
7.	Prospects for governance

Marsh, David (ed.) (1998): Comparing policy networks. Open University Press, Buckingham.

	INTRODUCTION
1.	David Marsh	The development of the policy network approach
PART I	THEORETICAL DEVELOPMENTS
2.	Guy Peters	Policy networks: Myth, metaphor and reality
3.	Colin Hay	The tangled webs we weave: The discourse, strategy and practice of networking
4.	Carsten Daugbjerg and David Marsh	Explaining policy outcomes: Integrating the policy network approach with macro-level and micro-level analysis
PART II	POLICY NETWORKS IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE
5.	Carsten Daugbjerg	Similar problems, different policies: Policy networks and environmental policy in Danish and Swedish agriculture
6.	Michael Cavanagh	Offshore health and safety policy in the North Sea: Policy networks and policy outcomes in Britain and Norway
7.	Elizabeth McLeay	Policing policy and policy networks in Britain and New Zealand
8.	Peter John and Alistair Cole	Sociometric mapping techniques and the comparison of policy networks: Economic decision making in Leeds and Lille
PART III	POLICY NETWORKS AT THE EUROPEAN LEVEL
9.	John Benington and Janet Harvey	Transnational local authority networking within the European Union: Passing fashion or new paradigm?
10.	Elizabeth Bomberg	Issue networks and the environment:Explaining European Union environmental policy
	CONCLUSION
11.	David Marsh	The utility and future of policy network analysis

Messner, Dirk (1997): The network society: economic development and international competitiveness as problems of social governance. Frand Cass, London.

PART I	The concept of "systemic competitiveness" - an approach to the development of national competitiveness and locational advantages
PART II	Reconstruction of the theories of social governance capacity
1.	Preliminary remarks
2.	The state as the governance center of society
3.	Neoconservative and (neo)liberal discourses on the crisis of the state: from the "ungovernability debates" to the "end of the governance illusion"
4.	The systematic-theoretical general offensive against the idea of any governance capacity of societies
5.	Initial responses to the "demystification of the state"
PART III	The network society: further development of theories of social governance capacity
1.	Network theories: an innovative look at altered organizational patterns in societies marked by a high level of division of labor
2.	Analytical network theories as a new perspective on the problem posed by social governance
3.	Network failure: the problem dimensions of the organization of networks
4.	Dimensions of the new pattern of organization and governance designed to mobilize the governance potential in network societies
PART IV	Social governance capacity and international competitiveness
1.	Attempt at a résumeé and an outlook: contours of a synthetic view of a new organizational and governance pluralism in network societies
2.	Conclusions drawn from the governance discussion on the concept of "systemic competitiveness"

Michie, Jonathan - John Grieve Smith (eds.) (1999): Global instability: the political economy of world economic governance. Routledge, London.

	Jonathan Michie	Introduction
PART I	THE 1997-1999 ASIAN CRISES
1.	Ajit Singh	'Asian capitalism' and the financial crisis
2.	Ilene Grabel	Rejecting exceptionalism: reinterpreting the Asian financial crisis
3.	Stephany Griffith-Jones with Jenny Kimmis	Stabilizing capital flows to developing countries
4.	Thomas I. Palley	International finance and global deflation: There is an alternative
PART II	GLOBAL INSTABILITY
5.	Elissa Braunstein and Gerald Epstein	Creating international cerdit rules and the Multilateral Agreement on Investment: what are the alternatives?
6.	Avadhoot Nadkarni	World trade liberalisation: national autonomy and global regulation
7.	Philip Arestis and Malcom Sawyer	What role for the Tobin tax in world economic governance
PART III	A NEW STRUCTURE FOR INTERNATIONAL PAYMENTS
8.	Paz Estrella Tolentino	Transnational rules for transnational corporations: what next?
9.	Laurence Harris	Will the real IMF please stand up: what does the Fund do and what should it do?
10.	John Smithin and Bernard M. Wolf	A world central bank?
11.	John Grieve Smith	A new Bretton Woods: reforming the global financial system

Pierre, Jon (ed.) (2000): Debating governance: authority, steering, and democracy. Oxford University Press, Oxford.

1.	Jon Pierre	Introduction: Understanging governance
PART I	GOVERNANCE, DEMOCRACY, AND THE STATE
2.	Paul Hirst	Democracy and governance
3.	B. Guy Peters	Governance and comparative politics
4.	R. A. W. Rhodes	Governance and public administration
5.	Gerry Stoker	Urban political science and the challenge of urban governance
6.	Andrew Gamble	Economic governance
7.	Jan Kooiman	Societal governance: levels, models, and orders of social-political interaction
PART II	EMERGING FORMS OF INTERNATIONAL GOVERNANCE
8.	James N. Rosenau	Change, complexity, and governance in a globalizing space
9.	Anthony Payne	Globalization and modes of regionalist governance
10.	Alberta Sbragia	The European Union as coxswain: Governance by steering
11.	Jon Pierre	Conclusions: Governance beyond state strength

Pierre, Jon - B. Guy Peters (2000): Governance, politics and the state. Macmillan, Hong Kong.

	Introduction: what is governance?
PART I:	PERSPECTIVES ON GOVERNANCE
1.	Different ways to think about governance
2.	Conceptual and theoretical perspectives on governance
3.	Why the concern with governance now?
PART II:	MODELS OF GOVERNANCE
4.	Governance at three levels
5.	Scenario 1: reasserting control
6.	Scenario 2: letting other regimes rule
7.	Scenario 3: communitarianism, deliberation, direct democracy and governance
PART III:	GOVERNANCE AND THE STATE
8.	States in transition
9.	Conclusions: rethinking states and governance

Rhodes, R. A. W. (1997): Understanding governance: policy networks, governance, reflexivity and accountability. Open University Press, Buckingham.

PART I	INTRODUCTION
1.	Governing without government: order and change in British politics
PART II	THEORY
2.	Policy networks in British political science
3.	The new governance: governing without government
PART III	METHODOLOGY
4.	The institutional approach
PART IV	METHODOLOGY
5.	Reinventing Whitehall, 1979-95: hollowing out the state?
6.	Now nobody understands the system: the changing face of British local government, 1979-95
7.	The European Union, cohesion policy and sub-national authorities in the United Kingdom
PART V	DEVELOPMENTS
8.	From institutions to dogma: tradition, eclecticism and ideology in the study of British Public Administration
9.	Towards a post-modern Public Administration: epoch, epistemology or narrative?

Rosenau, James N. - Ernst-Otto Czempiel (eds.) (1992): Governance without government: order and change in world politics. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge and New York.

1.	James S. Rosenau	Governance, order, and change in world politics
2.	K. J. Holsti	Governance without government: polyarchy in nineteenth-century European international politics
3.	Mark W. Zacher	The decaying pillars of the Westphalian temple: implications for international order and governance
4.	Thomas J. Biersteker	The "triumph" of neoclassical economics in the developing world: policy convergence and bases of governance in the international economic order
5.	Robert W. Cox	Towards a post-hegemonic conceptualization of world order: reflections on the relevancy of Ibn Khaldun
6.	Oran R. Young	The effectiveness of international institutions: hard cases and critical variables
7.	Janice E. Thomson	Explaining the regulation of transnational practices: a state-building approach
8.	Linda Cornett and James S. Caporaso	"And still it moves!" State interests and social forces in the European Community
9.	Ernst-Otto Czempiel	Governance and democratization
10.	James N. Rosenau	Citizenship in a changing global order

Sandholtz, Wayne - Alec Stone Sweet (eds.) (1998): European integration and supranational governance. Oxford University Press, Oxford.

1.	Alec Stone Sweet and Wayne Sandholtz	Integration, supranational governance, and the institutionalization of the European polity
2.	Paul Pierson	The path to European integration: A historical-institutionalist analysis
3.	Neil Fligstein and Jason McNichol	The institutional terrain of the European Union
4.	Alec Stone Sweet and James A. Caporaso	From free trade to supranational polity: the European Court and integration
5.	Wayne Sandholtz	The emergence of a supranational telecommunications regime
6.	Dolores O'Reilly and Alec Stone Sweet	The national liberalization and European reregulation of air transport
7.	David R. Cameron	Creating supranational authority in monetary and exchange rate policy: The sources and effects of EMU
8.	Mark A. Pollack	The engines of integration? The autonomy and influence of supranational organizations
9.	Russel J. Dalton and Richard Eichenberg	Citizen support for policy-integration
10.	Alberta M. Sbragia	Institution-building from below and above: The European Community in global environmental politics
11.	Michael E. Smith	Rules, transgovernmentalism, and European political cooperation
12.	James A. Caporaso	Regional integration theory: Understanding our past, anticipating our future

Thompson, Grahame - Jennifer Frances - Rosalind Levacic - Jeremy Mitchell (eds.) (1991): Markets, hierarchies, & networks: The coordination of social life. Sage, London.

	Jennifer Frances, Rosalind Levacic, Jeremy Mitchell, Grahame Thompson	Introduction
PART I	MARKETS
1.	Alfred Marshall	On markets
2.	Rosalind Levacic	Markets and government: an overview
3.	Hans Breitenbach, Tom Burden, David Coates	Socialism , planning, and the market
4.	Israel M. Krizner	Market process versus market equilibrium
5.	Tony McGuinness	Markets and managerial hierarchies
6.	Dennis Swann	Creating the Single European Market
7.	Penelope M Mullen	Which internal market? The NHS White Paper and internal markets
PART II	HIERARCHIES
8.	Elliott Jaques	In praise of hierarchy
9.	Max Weber	Legal authority in a bureaucracy
10.	David Beetham	Models of bureaucracy
11.	Guy Benveniste	Survival inside bureaucracy
12.	Giovanni Sartori	Market, capitalism, planning and technocracy
13.	John Vickers	New directions for industrial policy in the area of regulatory reform
PART III	NETWORKS
14.	David Knoke, James H. Kuklinski	Network analysis: basic concepts
15.	Edward H. Lorenz	Neither friends nor strangers: informal networks of subcontracting in French industry
16.	Russell Johnston and Paul R. Lawrence	Beyond vertical integration - the rise of the value-adding partnership
17.	R.A.W Rhodes	Policy networks and sub-central government
18.	Pnina Werbner	Taking and giving: working women and female bonds in a Pakistani immigrant neighbourhood
19.	Wolfgang Streeck and Philippe C. Schmitter	Community, market, state - and associations?The prospective contribution of interest governance to social order
PART IV	COMPARISON BETWEEN MODELS
20.	William G. Ouchi	Markets, bureaucracies and clans
21.	Jan Johanson and Lars-Gunnar Mattsson	Interorganizational relations in industrial systems: a network approach compared with the transactions-cost approach
22.	Walter W. Powell	Neither market nor hierarchy: network forms of organization
23.	Jeffrey L. Bradach and Robert G. Eccles	Price, authority and trust: from ideal types to plural forms
24.	Frederick von Hayek	Spontaneous ('grown') order and organized ('made') order

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