With the development of the "governance" concept, international institutions represented by the World Bank have developed a variety of analytical tools for governance assessment, such as World Governance Index (WGI), the Governance Analysis Framework (GAF), etc.
This study examines the influence of the number of member firms (network size), the extent to which a network is based on firm incentives (bottom-up formation), and the extent of development of the governance structure (size of administrative function) on a network's innovative performance.
Here, we examine the development of the governance of data sharing in genomics, and explore some of the key challenges associated with the design and implementation of these policies.
The development of the contractual governance of drug users in treatment is located in the wider context of emerging social control strategies and practices.
He contributed to the platform's development and sees such tools providing support to cash-strapped regulators, and cites the European Union's long development of the Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) initiative, which is designed to identify sustainable sources of timber coming into the EU.
The development of regional governance for the protection of the environment, sustainable use of natural resources and conservation of its biodiversity is unquestionably a cornerstone of international environmental law and policy.
In addition to increasing acceptance for a new policy itself, public participation in environmental protection has a broader significance, as it leads to the development of multilevel governance, encompassing the wider interdisciplinary context, the introduction a number of new structures and financial resources to the civil society of a country (Antoniewicz 2006; McCauley 2008).
The Army's COIN manual, revised in 2006 as the growing insurgency in Iraq made a mockery of the Bush administration's claims of "victory," asserts that "the primary objective of any counterinsurgent is to foster the development of effective governance by a legitimate government".
"But I do believe that — having heard his views and having great confidence in his leadership — a properly resourced counterinsurgency probably means more forces, and, without question, more time and more commitment to the protection of the Afghan people and to the development of good governance," Admiral Mullen said.
Mullen said that although General Stanley McChrystal hadn't exactly asked him for more soldiers yet, a properly resourced counterinsurgency probably means more forces, and, without question, more time and more commitment to the protection of the Afghan people and to the development of good governance.
"The primary objective of any counterinsurgency is to foster the development of effective governance," Gen. David Petraeus accurately noted in the 2006 counterinsurgency field manual for the U.S. military.
