Hyper-engaged citizenry, negative governance and resilience: Impediments to sustainable energy projects in the United States

Alibašić, Haris

doi:10.1016/j.erss.2023.103072

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“…In response to questions about adaptation to service delivery due to COVID‐19, webinar participants have responded to the robustness of services, flexibility, agility, and directness. Noteworthy, local officials emphasized the need for collaboration and to retreat from negativity, in line with Alibašić (2023) on positive rather than negative governance in policymaking. Local government officials anticipate greater coordination between state and local governments.…”

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Navigating collaborative governance in Florida: An analysis of local governments resilience amidst the COVID‐19 pandemic

Alibašić,

Casula

2023

Journal of Public Affairs

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This study investigates the effectiveness of collaborative governance in the context of state and local government responses to the COVID‐19 pandemic in Florida. Our analysis uncovers how local authorities have successfully adapted to implement policies to increase resilience and address the crisis, despite facing challenges, constraints, and limitations. Our findings underscore the significance of considering unique local characteristics when addressing pandemics and shed light on the potential influences of state‐level actors on Home Rule. Notably, research examining the interplay between state decisions and Home Rule during a pandemic is scarce. We utilize Florida as a case study to examine local government responses to COVID‐19, employing a qualitative analysis of data from webinars hosted by the Florida League of Cities and media reports on local government actions. To substantiate our findings and encourage further research, we apply the collaborative governance framework in the context of local government administrative responsibilities.

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Navigating collaborative governance in Florida: An analysis of local governments resilience amidst the COVID‐19 pandemic

Alibašić,

Casula

2023

Journal of Public Affairs

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“…This ethical principle focuses on evaluating an action's morality based on its outcomes, underscoring the ultimate goal of cryptocurrency trading: maximizing societal welfare [29]. Thus, the decision to employ AI in trading should consider its potential to fulfil this goal while avoiding societal harm or negative governance [30,31].…”

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“…The consequentialist framework provides a valuable tool for evaluating the ethical implications of AI in cryptocurrency trading. It guides the industry in developing and implementing responsible AI applications and ensures that we avoid the pitfalls of negative governance [31].…”

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Developing an Ethical Framework for Responsible Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) Applications in Cryptocurrency Trading: A Consequentialism Ethics Analysis

Alibašić

2023

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The rise in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in cryptocurrency trading has precipitated complex ethical considerations, demanding a thorough exploration of responsible regulatory approaches. This research expands upon this need by employing a consequentialist theoretical framework, emphasizing the outcomes of AI and ML’s deployment within the sector and its effects on stakeholders. Drawing on critical case studies, such as SBF and FTX, and conducting an extensive review of relevant literature, this study explores the ethical implications of AI and ML in the context of cryptocurrency trading. It investigates the necessity for novel regulatory methods that address the unique characteristics of digital assets alongside existing legalities, such as those about fraud and insider trading. The author proposes a typology framework for AI and ML trading by comparing consequentialism to other ethical theories applicable to AI and ML use in cryptocurrency trading. By applying a consequentialist lens, this study underscores the significance of balancing AI and ML’s transformative potential with ethical considerations to ensure market integrity, investor protection, and overall well-being in cryptocurrency trading.

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“…The complexity of governance models is recognized and integrated into the analysis, realizing the top-down approach in certain instances of environmental governance and the adaptability [31,32], as well as the potential for a retreat from positive to negative policy-making in governance despite administrative and ethical obligations [33,34]. These theories offer valuable perspectives for understanding the EU and non-EU member states' environmental governance and policy implementations.…”

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Policy Transfer Framework in the Environmental Governance of Non-EU and EU Member Countries: A Comparative Analysis of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia

Alibašić

Atkinson

2023

Sustainability

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This study offers a comprehensive examination of environmental governance within the European Union (EU), focusing on the comparative experiences of Bosnia and Herzegovina (a non-EU member) and Croatia (an EU member). The research uses policy transfer theory to investigate the practicality and effectiveness of EU-led environmental initiatives when implemented at state and local levels. The study reveals a disconnect between these initiatives and their execution, with corruption and fragile political arrangements identified as significant barriers to environmental protection. The research further underscores the complex nature of EU-driven environmental governance policies and the impact of post-war political agreements and transitional struggles on Bosnia and Herzegovina’s and Croatia’s governance structures. The methodology involves a detailed analysis of the legal frameworks, policies, and plans employed by the EU and the countries under study. The results highlight the importance of context and capacity in evaluating the effectiveness of environmental governance. The study contributes to understanding environmental governance in the EU context and provides insights into the challenges and opportunities for policy transfer to state-level governments.

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Hyper-engaged citizenry, negative governance and resilience: Impediments to sustainable energy projects in the United States

Cited by 12 publications

References 21 publications

Navigating collaborative governance in Florida: An analysis of local governments resilience amidst the COVID‐19 pandemic

Navigating collaborative governance in Florida: An analysis of local governments resilience amidst the COVID‐19 pandemic

Developing an Ethical Framework for Responsible Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) Applications in Cryptocurrency Trading: A Consequentialism Ethics Analysis

Policy Transfer Framework in the Environmental Governance of Non-EU and EU Member Countries: A Comparative Analysis of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia

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