Sentence examples for modes of governing from inspiring English sources

Generally, the term governance describes the neoliberal reform in traditionally top-down modes of governing public affairs (Jessop 1998; Lemos and Agrawal 2006).

The paper queries the relationship between audit and neoliberal modes of governing.

Governance: serves as an umbrella concept including different forms (hierarchy, market, network, and professional self-governance), different sets of managerial and professional modes of governing, and institutions and actors: ● Hierarchy: top-down exercised on levels of state and/or hospitals.

Focusing on the perspective of three local governments in Germany, Bulkeley and Kern examined their modes of "governing of climate change" and identified the potential for success in different fields of implementation [38, 55].

Going beyond the traditional dualism between professions and organisations/management, professionalism and managerialism are conceptualised as two different modes of governing, one 'internal' and the other 'external', that are concerned with improving the control over professional knowledge.

This new mode of "governing" is not peculiar to Ferguson.

They're a flawed way of governing.

Terrorism, according to Webster's, is "a mode of governing, or of opposing a government, by intimidation".

Here, one important focus is on the 'blurring of boundaries' between professionalism, conceptualised as 'internal' mode of governing, and managerialism as an 'external' governance approach attempting to improve control and transparency of elitist professional knowledge.

But in its mode of governing, at least, a remarkable degree of consistency had emerged: at home and abroad, President Nixon was using the entire power of the federal government to protect and promote images.

Perhaps blinded by the sums on offer, Browder enthusiastically backed Putin long after problems with his mode of governing had become abundantly clear (something, it should be said, that this book does not much dwell on).