Lecture 6 Flashcards
(12 cards)
What is Collaborative Governance (Emerson & Nabatchi)?
Collaborative governance refers to processes and structures where public, private, and civic actors work together to address public challenges that no single actor can solve alone.
The CG framework by Emerson and Nabatchi exists of 5 main components. Name these 5 components.
- System context
- Drivers
- Collaborative dynamics
- Collaborative actions
- Impacts and Adaptation
Name the 4 drivers of the CG framework.
- Leadership
- Consequential Incentives
- Interdependence
- Uncertainty
Name the collaborative dynamics of the CG framework.
- Principled Engagement
- Shared Motivation
- Capacity for Joint Action
Why is public participation important in environmental governance according to Fischer?
Builds:
- Trust
- Legitimacy
- Better decisions
by involving citizens in shaping policies, making outcomes more equitable and sustainable.
What are the main challenges of environmental democracy according to Fischer?
- Power imbalances
- Knowledge gaps
- Institutional resistance
they all limit meaningful participation and inclusivity in decision-making
Elements within “Principled Engagement” (Emerson & Nabatchi)
- Discovery
- Definition
- Deliberation
- Determinaton
Elements within “Shared Motivation” (Emerson & Nabatchi)
- Mutual Trust
- Mutual Understanding
- Internal Legitimacy
- Shared Commitment
Elements within “Capacity for Joint Action” (Emerson & Nabatchi)
- Procedural/ Institutional Arrangements
- Leadership
- Knowledge
- Resources
Elements of Adaptation (Emerson & Nabatchi)
- Change in System Context
- Change in the Collaborative Governance Regime
- Change in Collaboration Dynamics
What are the main objectives of participatory governance? (Fischer)
- Deepen citizen engagement in policymaking
- Address barriers to participatory democracy
- Promote equality in political power and resource distribution
- Decentralize decision-making processes
What does Fischer mean by Deliberation?
Deliberation refers to a process of open and inclusive discussion where citizens and stakeholders engage in dialogue to address public issues, make decisions, and solve problems collaboratively. (Dialogical PI)
