Governance als verwaltungsrechtswissenschaftliches Analysekonzept

Trute, Hans-Heinrich; Kühlers, Doris; Pilniok, Arne

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“…We suggest, on the other hand, for a better sense of the blending of content, procedures and organization of law enforcement, to speak in terms of law enforcement regimes, with deliberate reference, in fact, to the notion of a governance regime as a task-related institutional arrangement, which is not necessarily composed solely of legal regulations, but may also include non-legally binding modes of management, such as social pressure or governance by reputation (in this regard, see Schuppert 2010: 93ff.) (regarding the term "governance regime", see Trute et al 2008). …”

Section: On the Organizational-institutional Dimension Of Norm Enforcmentioning

confidence: 98%

Non-State Justice Institutions and the Law

Kötter¹,

Röder²,

Schuppert³

et al. 2015

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This ground-breaking monograph series showcases cutting edge research on the transformation of governance in countries with weak state institutions. Combining theoretically informed and empirically grounded scholarship, it challenges the conventional governance discourse which is biased towards modern developed nation-states. Instead, the series focuses on governance in Africa, Asia and Latin America including transnational and transregional dimensions.Located at the intersection of global governance and international relations, on the one hand, and comparative politics, area studies, international law, history, and development studies, on the other, this innovative series helps to challenge fundamental assumptions about governance in the social sciences.

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Section: On the Organizational-institutional Dimension Of Norm Enforcmentioning

confidence: 98%

Non-State Justice Institutions and the Law

Kötter¹,

Röder²,

Schuppert³

et al. 2015

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Governance of Energy Innovations

Schreiber

2021

Swiss Energy Governance

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Innovation plays an important role in the transition towards a more sustainable energy system. The law is often thought of as an inhibiting factor for innovation. However, legal provisions may also serve to promote innovation. Laws which stipulate favourable conditions for renewable energy sources are an obvious example. Finally, existing laws will often not be suited to accommodate a new technology or business model, and the legislator may be slow in reacting to these new challenges. This increases the importance of government agencies as well as non-state governance.Therefore, a closer look at the governance of innovations in the energy sector seems warranted. This chapter will investigate how the legislator, regulatory agencies and private standard-setting bodies are responding to three different energy innovations: new renewable energy sources, new storage systems and smart grids. This chapter will serve not only to analyse commonalities and differences in the approach, but also to identify best practices.

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Changing European Governance of Research: A Public Law Perspective

Pilniok

2014

Higher Education Dynamics

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Governance als verwaltungsrechtswissenschaftliches Analysekonzept

Cited by 15 publications

References 8 publications

Non-State Justice Institutions and the Law

Non-State Justice Institutions and the Law

Governance of Energy Innovations

Changing European Governance of Research: A Public Law Perspective

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