The phrase 'practices of governance' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to different methods of exercising authority in a particular organization or society. For example, "The new administration brought sweeping changes to the practices of governance in the country."
Either best practices of governance are not adopted by the government or there is lack of efficiency(which must not be the case).
The fact the practices of governance have reflexive consequences for the practices being governed demonstrates the second of Tsoukas' points.
We barely have a sufficient level of individual mutualised public service organisations with mature practices of governance, culture and leadership.
My work illuminates the distinctive qualities of emerging contexts and practices of governance, urban transformation, cosmopolitan science, and art experiment in East Asian modernity.
An international community opposes war crimes and supports humanitarian goals; epistemic communities share information and ideas for common causes like climate change; security communities, such as NATO, spread peace and deter aggression among members; and democratic communities like the European Union innovate "best practices" of governance and defend human rights.
In addition to her coursework she has worked to improve her skills in mediating within complex social relationships, helping to organize events — including through The Forests Dialogue, an F&ES-based program — that promote better practices of governance and reduce social and environmental negative consequences through stakeholder engagement.
The legitimacy of government requires sunshine, and the practice of governance sometimes requires darkness and, in the face of that contradiction, leaks are a kind of informal workaround.
Neuroscience and neurotechnologies are challenging the fundamental assumptions upon which most modern constitutional governments were first designed, and have the potential to revolutionize the practice of governance as we know it.
The theory and practice of governance has gaping holes in the public, voluntary and private sectors.
There is another reason to be wary of mixing the logic of branding with the practice of governance.
The relationship between courts and governance is dynamic and reciprocal: courts draw upon the practice of governance in their construction of the criteria they apply to their judgments.
