Polycentric Governance and the Good Society is the first extended academic work to explore in depth what it means, not only from an economic and organizational standpoint but also from a broader ethical, sociological, and anthropological perspective, to live in a polycentric political system.
Polycentric Governance and the Good Society is the first extended academic work to explore in depth what it means, not only from an economic and organizational standpoint but also from a broader ethical, sociological, and anthropological perspective, to live in a polycentric political system.
David Thunder is research fellow in political philosophy at the University of Navarra's Institute for Culture and Society. Pablo Paniagua is economist and a Research Fellow at King's College London (KCL).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: The Timeliness of Polycentric Theories of Governance Pablo Paniagua and David Thunder Part I. The Ethics of Polycentric Governance Chapter 1: An Ethical Case for Bottom-Up, Polycentric Governance in a Complex Society David Thunder Chapter 2: Is an Architectonic Pluralism Possible? Mark Hoipkemier Chapter 3: Polycentric Justice John Thrasher Part II. The Feasibility of Polycentric Orders Chapter 4: The Problem of Complexity and the Emergence of Polycentric Political Order Dries Daems and Alexander Schaefer Chapter 5: Whither Stability? Polycentric Democracy and Social Order Pablo Paniagua and Kaveh Pourvand Chapter 6: Self-Governance Solutions to Social Dilemmas: A Polycentric Approach Vlad Tarko Part III. Principles of Polycentric Law and Statecraft Chapter 7: Panarchy: Non-Territorial Polycentricity Aviezer Tucker Chapter 8: Polycentrism, the Rule of Law, and the Intelligibility of Human Rights Law Pilar Zambrano Chapter 9: Polycentric Constitutionalism and the 'Westminster Export Model' Elliot Bulmer
Introduction: The Timeliness of Polycentric Theories of Governance Pablo Paniagua and David Thunder Part I. The Ethics of Polycentric Governance Chapter 1: An Ethical Case for Bottom-Up, Polycentric Governance in a Complex Society David Thunder Chapter 2: Is an Architectonic Pluralism Possible? Mark Hoipkemier Chapter 3: Polycentric Justice John Thrasher Part II. The Feasibility of Polycentric Orders Chapter 4: The Problem of Complexity and the Emergence of Polycentric Political Order Dries Daems and Alexander Schaefer Chapter 5: Whither Stability? Polycentric Democracy and Social Order Pablo Paniagua and Kaveh Pourvand Chapter 6: Self-Governance Solutions to Social Dilemmas: A Polycentric Approach Vlad Tarko Part III. Principles of Polycentric Law and Statecraft Chapter 7: Panarchy: Non-Territorial Polycentricity Aviezer Tucker Chapter 8: Polycentrism, the Rule of Law, and the Intelligibility of Human Rights Law Pilar Zambrano Chapter 9: Polycentric Constitutionalism and the 'Westminster Export Model' Elliot Bulmer
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