The constituency model of governance coordinates representatives from government, private foundations, civil society, private sector, multi and bilateral organizations, and affected persons with the aim of developing harmonized structures to work for health.
The lexical constituency model of word recognition (Perfetti et al., 2005) argues that phonological access is a key constituent of word recognition in all languages, regardless of whether its activation is helpful or not.
The authors set up a model of how politicians, their constituencies and interest groups interact.
In terms of constituency, two basic models apply: Full proportional representation and Limited proportional representation.
Using this multiple-constituency and goal-attainment framework, we define three modes of constituency building: constituency by coercion, constituency by discretion, and constituency by compromise.
Land commissioners don't have that kind of constituency.
The nature of constituency boundaries heavily favors Labour.
At the level of constituency, this correlation is weaker.
After 1918 the Labour Party developed a policy of direct membership on the model of the Continental socialist parties, individual members being permitted to join local constituency branches.
Global health has been an arena of governance innovations in legislation, organizational structure, financing, and cooperation, and governance institutions such as GFATM and GAVI are emblematic of a new 'constituency model' of global health governance.
The hybrid organizations have introduced constituency based models of governance, whereas state based international organizations such as the WHO are becoming subject to increased scrutiny, especially regarding conflicts of interest.
