EP: If in fact there is a desire on the part of some of the new accession countries to be more like the U.S. or at the very least, have closer trading ties with the U.S. could that encourage these new member countries to adopt even more stringent corporate governance systems, perhaps even U.S. stakeholder governance systems?
Both of these models featured stakeholder governance, barriers to attack and relatively powerless capital markets.
Stakeholder governance is concerned with the creation of long term public value and an organisation purpose which satisfices a wider community interest.
This article responds to this normative concern by examining the implications for the democratic legitimacy of multi-stakeholder governance arrangements in cases where private resource extraction companies, who do not necessarily act in the public interest, exercise a 'metagovernance' role.
Multi-stakeholder governance arrangements involving co-operation between public and non-state actors are a vital part of the governance landscape for addressing social impacts resulting from resources development.
We argue that while multi-stakeholder governance arrangements convened by resource extraction companies can support situations of democracy under certain conditions, resource extraction companies structure the processes within these collaborative arrangements to the benefits of specific actors, notably the extractive companies themselves and other profit-orientated actors.
Conflicts over Net neutrality and WikiLeaks demonstrate that the friction-free days of 'multi-stakeholder' governance -- a loose coalition of corporations, NGOs, and engineers who kept state officials and old-school telecoms at bay, most notably through the World Summit on the Information Society WSISS) -- are now over.
The proposed framework encompasses four major components of 1) actors and stakeholders, 2) governance structure, 3) governing tools, and 4) governing tasks.
During the 2014-15 year, she was responsible for leading the NAO's stakeholder relations, governance, corporate policy and relations with parliament, according to its annual report.
He's the technocratic alternative to the politics of warlordism and corruption, and he's deeply fluent in the language of international development: words like "stakeholder" and "governance sector" come easily to his tongue.
Clinton reiterated the U.S. commitment to "multi-stakeholder Internet governance," which means that the Internet should be governed through a process involving all governments as well as other stakeholders including companies, civil-society groups, and concerned Internet users from all over the world.
