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Lecture 6 Public adminstration perspective on networks - Coggle Diagram
Lecture 6 Public adminstration perspective on networks
Castelles 2000
GLobal network society
Door nieuwe informatie technologie vind er een compressie tussen space and time. Interactie is instant en niet bound to a place
Networks as a governance problem
Het probleem hier is dat een overheid wel gebonden is aan tijd en plaats en hierdoor word eigelijk het reguleren van haar bevolking moeilijker
Hoe is networks een probleem voor governance
therefore they create exclusion between participants and others
while re-grouping, they may distance themselves from regulation - networks create new problems (1) and they complicate the response (2)
Form explotation to exclusion
included is what contributes to network functionality
without contribution, no inclusion
three forms of network governance
participant governed: depend on involvement of all members; decentralised collective self-governance (word ook wel Shared governance genoemd
een lage need for netwerk level competies
lead organisation-governed: depends on involvement of lead member; centralised governance
Een moderate need for network level competencies
network administrative organisation: network facilitation
Een hoge nood voor network level competencies
the most important isssue
‘the greater the inconsistency between critical contingency factors and a particular governance form [...], the less likely that that particular form will be effective’
Network governacnce
if there is trust & goal consensus, then shared governance is possible but also: if there is low trust/consensus, then not
if low trust & goal consensus, then lead governance is required but also: only if there is an organisation able to take the lead, then lead governance may be established; if not, then not
nao is especially suitable, if network level competencies are required (e.g. joint administration)but also: if consensus on this limited issue, then such limited cooperation (i.e. the network competencies) is possible; if not, then not