Sentence examples for normative governance from inspiring English sources

The use of deliberation, technical and advocacy tools is explored and normative governance improvements are suggested.

Turner (2012) argues that abstract structure and physical structure are linked, not just by being in agreement, but also by the intention to take the former as having normative governance over the latter.

Guangzhou Metro has widely adopted information tools to build an urban rail transit enterprise with a normative governance structure, an effective management system, a healthy financial structure and industry-leading project management, operation services, technological innovation, and profitability.

Therefore, it is possible to maintain that fundamental rights can be certainly one basic reference for any normative governance model and that, nevertheless, the development and implementation of such a model must necessarily come to terms with different values and with different interpretations of the rights themselves, consequently reflecting a diffuse and shared nature of responsibility.

Transparency has become one of the most popular topics and is a widespread normative doctrine for governance conduct [ 1, 2].

In a recent paper, I provide such an account, focusing on a surprising divergence between the formulation of normative views on corporate governance at state and federal levels.

The paper's purposes are threefold: (1) to offer a normative vision of collaborative governance against which to evaluate proposals for reform.

This perspective explicitly links fundamental rights and societal needs in a comprehensive normative framework for the governance of science, technology and innovation.

As a response to the growing discontent with the representational governance, the normative and empirical development of the deliberative democracy theory addresses the increasing desiderata of public engagement beyond party politics and constituencies.

The experience reported here contributes an empirical case study to the existing, often quite theoretical or normative, literature on health governance.

Although the World Health Organization has acquired a dominant normative role in global health governance, the intergovernmental nature of the organization makes it vulnerable to the individual interests of states.