I outline an alternative conceptual framing, 'co-productive governance', that articulates the context, knowledge, process, and vision of governance.
Drawing on theoretical and empirical material, co-productive governance moves beyond long standing debates that institutions can be rationally crafted or must emerge from context resituate adaptive governance in a more critical and contextualized space.
As a consequence, experiments with different approaches to IP may function as positive and productive form of governance.
Having this reflection take place concurrently with research itself is a key element of real-time TA, and should be supported in this and other spheres of SynBio practice as a positive and productive tool for governance.
At these different scales, the natural and social systems are linked via institutions and governance, the productive base (capital) and ES.
What Mr. Medvedev's Russia needs above all, but what Russia has never had, is the one thing that distinguishes all the most highly productive and innovation-driven countries: good governance.
Sarkozy made clear that the funds will not be distributed evenly but instead will support the government's policy of creating bigger, more autonomous universities that focus on excellence, have modernized governance, and are highly productive.
The expert panel separated the priorities into four main categories (Additional file 1): productive sector, services sector, economy, and governance, with each category specifying research priorities by sub-sector.
"To go outside the room is quite unusual and, I don't think, always very productive," said Charles M. Elson, an expert on corporate governance at the University of Delaware.
A reflexive, transdisciplinary research, then, is a productive catalyst for forms of reflexive urban governance that recognise and respond to this diversity and provide platforms for contestation.
