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Global Commission on Internet Governance Paper Series 1. Global Commission on Internet Governance: Waterloo, ON and Chatham House: London.

Wednesday · The better governance paper to be debated in the morning setting out plans for a constitutional convention to create a written constitution for Britain.

These thoughts came to mind over the last couple of weeks, during which cricket's media has been dominated by two important, but utterly unromantic, stories: the ICC's Governance Paper and the sacking of Kevin Pietersen.

Women's participation rates range from 0.7percentt for Portugal to 5.3percentt for Belgium, according to a European corporate governance paper compiled by the executive search firm Heidrick & Struggles.

Du Plessis added that it would be unhelpful to allow workers a seat on company's remuneration committees – one of the ideas opened for discussion in the government's corporate governance green paper published last week after a series of scandals over executive pay.

Chan, M., & Pauw, W. P. A Global Framework for Climate Action (GFCA -Orchestrating Non-State and Subnational Initiatives for More Effective GFCA -Orchestratingrnance Discussion Paper No. 34 (GermandDevelopment InSubnational14).

Besides presenting the rationale for including OHS in corporate governance, this paper examines an OHS governance model proposed by Health Safety Executive (UK) and how its principles complement the due diligence requirements under the harmonised Work Health and Safety Act (Australia).

Addressing the substantial research gap on SOA governance this paper theoretically and empirically investigates which SOA governance mechanisms are needed to achieve the benefits of SOA, such as increasing IT flexibility and reusing services.

Drawing upon recent work in the Foucauldian-inspired literature on governmentality and, in particular, Stenson and Watt's (Urban Studies 36(1999189 20189–201) concept of hybrid governance, this paper examines how particular representations of 'the social' are assembled through strategies of NRM.

Departing from theories on policy coherence and multi-level governance, this paper therefore analyses Swedish water governance as a case to further our understanding of policy implementation in complex governance structures: how does policy coherence (or the lack thereof) affect policy implementation in complex governance structures?

Theoretically inspired by discursive institutionalism and multi-level governance, this paper assesses the extent to which 'environmental health' has emerged as a new discourse at European level, the effects it has had on national public health governance in two European countries, and what mechanisms have triggered or hindered these effects.