Multiactor Governance and the Environment
By P. Newell, Philipp Pattberg, Heike Schroeder. 2012
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This review critically assesses a large and growing literature on multiactor environmental governance. The first section provides an historical and conceptual background to the observed increase in such arrangements. The second section describes the diversity of governance arrangements and the related actor constellations to address environmental issues, and the third section offers some explanations for the origins, form, and effectiveness of multiactor governance arrangements. The conclusion reflects on some of the key challenges in advancing and deepening research in this area and suggests some fruitful avenues for future work.
Subfields: Global and Planetary Change, Public Administration, Strategy and Management
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- A Polycentric Approach to Global Climate Governance (2017, background): “Regardless of the new evolving cast of governance actors (Newell et al. 2012), nation-states and their governments remain key actors in climate governance.”
- Climate finance governance: Fit for purpose? (2021, methodology): “The concept of multi-stakeholder governance was used to describe the dispersal of agency beyond the state and intergovernmental organizations (Newell et al., 2012) while multilevel governance and stakeholder partnerships described the new configurations of actors interacting at multiple levels and s”