Governance – A Political Science Perspective

Benz, Arthur; Kuhlmann, Stefan; Sadowski, Dieter

doi:10.1007/978-1-4020-5831-8_1

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“…Benz, 2004;Benz, Kuhlmann, & Sadowski, 2007). The study at hand focuses on collective actors (organizations) that are crucial to the field of research policy in the political field (political parties, political advisory boards), the scientific field (universities and nonuniversity research institutes), and in-between those fields (funding organizations, research institutions of political ministries).…”

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Medialization of Research Policy

Scheu

Volpers

Summ

et al. 2014

Science Communication

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This article researches the medialization of research policy in Germany. The concept of medialization focuses on adaptation processes by the micro (individuals), meso (organizations), and macro levels (social systems) of society to the logic of (mostly journalistic) mass media. Below, the focus lies on how decision makers in the field of research policy perceive the journalistic logic as well as adaptation processes to this logic in their fields of expertise and their organizations. The study is based on 35 semistandardized interviews with stakeholders in organizations from politics, science, and research funding.

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Medialization of Research Policy

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“…Science-policy can be described as a "multistakeholder process" [Crozier, 2007, p. 3], meaning that collective and individual stakeholders from different social fields interact and pursue their respective interests [Benz, Kuhlmann and Sadowski, 2007]. Within the constellation of science-policy, the study at hand focuses on stakeholders from politics, science, and in between (e.g., science funding).…”

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“…Within the constellation of science-policy, the study at hand focuses on stakeholders from politics, science, and in between (e.g., science funding). Decision makers within those fields follow various goals; observe, influence, and bargain with other stakeholders; and take part in policy processes and decision-making [Ansell and Torfing, 2016;Benz, Kuhlmann and Sadowski, 2007;Crozier, 2007;Donges, 2007;Jansen, 2010]. The aim of this study is to explore differences in mediatization strategies and structural repercussions of journalism (mediatization) within organizations:…”

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Between offensive and defensive mediatization. An exploration of mediatization strategies of German science-policy stakeholders

Scheu¹

2019

JCOM

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The study contributes to mediatization research. Mediatization is understood as a process during which individual and collective actors adapt towards the demands of publicity and public attention. The manuscript introduces a differentiation of mediatization strategies, ranging from defensive to offensive strategies. This conceptual differentiation is applied empirically regarding relevant stakeholders within the German science-policy constellation from politics, science, and science funding. Results are based on 35 in-depth interviews with decision makers. The results section deals with similarities and differences considering the mediatization of organizations, and introduces a typology of science-policy stakeholders based on the conceptual differentiation of mediatization strategies.

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“…Para Benz (2007), la gobernanza "está mayormente asociada con el diseño de las políticas más allá del Estado, con cooperación entre competencias o espacios de negociación, que conducen a la coordinación e interacción de actores, guiada por reglas explícitas o implícitas. El poder gubernamental aparece (Schuppert, 2007, p. 39).…”

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“…El poder gubernamental aparece (Schuppert, 2007, p. 39). Esta gobernanza concierne a la regulación en un contexto de pluralidad de ideas y confluencia de intereses, lo que Arthur Benz (2007) llama estatal se orienta a asegurar la factibilidad de proyectos económicos y sociales -un de la planeación urbana sustentable partiendo de las preguntas: ¿cómo deben distribuirse los beneficios del desarrollo urbano? y ¿cómo se logra el equilibrio entre derechos individuales y preocupaciones colectivas conforme avanza este desarrollo?…”

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La conversión social de Santa Mónica en una ciudad sustentable

Ibarra

Moreno

2014

EURE (Santiago)

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La conversión social de Santa Mónica en una ciudad sustentableGuillermo Ibarra. Adriana Moreno.resumen | Santa Mónica, California, inició su transición hacia un sistema de plaactualidad. El punto de partida del fenómeno fue un movimiento ciudadano surgido por primera vez la mayoría de los asientos en el Consejo de la Ciudad. Este trabajo analiza los factores propulsores del plan local de desarrollo sustentable en Santa Mónica. Asimismo, explica cómo se estructuró el andamiaje político que fue eficaz para traducir la negociación de los diferentes actores sociales entre los paradigmas de la competitividad urbana y el de desarrollo sustentable con justicia social. Se concluye que una ciudad sustentable es un ente social en medio de permanente conflicto y las instituciones de gobierno para darles curso.

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Governance – A Political Science Perspective

Cited by 13 publications

References 23 publications

Medialization of Research Policy

Medialization of Research Policy

Between offensive and defensive mediatization. An exploration of mediatization strategies of German science-policy stakeholders

La conversión social de Santa Mónica en una ciudad sustentable

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