Secondly, and in line with the latter observation, although our image of the regulatory state may suggest otherwise, in this era of governance, government can no longer act as an 'unmoved mover' deciding on fitness of a particular institutional environment in the service of specific societal interests.
The city's newly installed mayor, Lianne Dalziel, hopes to usher in a new era of governance that focuses on empowering community organisations to do things for themselves.
"There is a fear among middle-class voters that we're going to take a hard left turn away from the Giuliani/Bloomberg era of governance," said Michael McKeon, who runs the political action committee.
The same morning at the Harvard School of Business, 40 audit committee members will attend "Audit Committees in a New Era of Governance" and commiserate about having to put a stamp of approval on financial statements prepared by others.
Which is all well and good when the grand compromise doesn't also usher in a new era of governance that features permanent hostage-taking dysfunction.
The army was also asked to help restore order on the streets of Port Said this week, prompting reminders of Mubarak-era state governance.
Ronald Reagan trounced him four years later, bringing with him a G.O.P.-controlled Senate and an era of conservative governance.
We have entered a new era of global governance, acknowledging the complexity and the connectivity of human development with the global commons and the Earth system.
In an era of unambitious governance, Tom Daschle probably has the best job in town: the Constitution has given the Senate Minority Leader a great deal of power and not much responsibility.
By next fall, he predicted, voters may regain appreciation for the era of Republican governance when "many dreams were achieved," the size of the economy doubled and employment and financial markets hit record levels.
