Implementation of indigenous public policies and tensions to governance: evidences from the Chilean case

Huencho, Verónica Figueroa

doi:10.1080/19460171.2020.1788615

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“…Similar tensions and conflicts can be observed between levels of government [11,12]. Tensions can be exacerbated in a multilevel governance structure, such as the European Union, where power struggles between different actors can hinder policy delivery [13] and the multiple accountability to both member states and citizens [14].…”

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System Intertwining and Immigration Action Plans: The Case of a Provincial Funding Program in Quebec (Canada)

Frozzini

2024

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The ability of political power to be deployed on several levels of governance is a key element of public administration, insofar as it enables the various needs of the population to be met. However, conflicts of competence, jurisdiction or vision can arise when it comes to articulating these different levels of management or intervention, particularly when policies with a broader scope are applied to local situations, thus proving ill suited to the realities experienced on the ground. This essay, with an example in the province of Quebec, illustrates how the provincial and municipal levels of governance—each with differing visions and objectives—are confronted with dilemmas respecting the constraints imposed by their levels of government. Through a systemic point of view, I show how intertwining systemic levels can produce conflicts since each has its own logic. This is explained with the example of a text-based mediated organization conducted by the “Programme d’appui aux collectivités” (PAC). The essay also identifies some challenges faced by civil servants working at two different levels of government as well as the place of the idea of resilience, and proposes recommendations.

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System Intertwining and Immigration Action Plans: The Case of a Provincial Funding Program in Quebec (Canada)

Frozzini

2024

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“…To address these issues, the ruling government and non-governmental organisations have provided relevant assistance. Different mechanisms to support the development and progress of the Orang Asli communities have also been put forth (Cai, 2020;Huencho, 2020). As a result, to date, we have Orang Asli who are in the professional line of work.…”

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Between Us and Them: Examining The Indigenous People of Malaysia as Represented in The Mainstream News Media

Baharun

Ismail

2022

Al-Azkiyaa

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Examining the linguistic representation of a minority group using computer-assisted method is the heart of this study. In particular, we are interested in investigating how the indigenous people of Malaysia or Orang Asli are being represented by the news media in Malaysia as we believe that mass media play a huge role in curating the image of a group and affecting perception of readers about that group. It affects how they are perceived by the mainstream community. Using corpus-assisted critical discourse analysis, a 700,000-word corpus was examined focusing on grammatical words. Through the analysis, we found that the Orang Asli are consistently being framed as a helpless group who are frequently in need of assistance. Often, they are positioned as passive recipients of things from more dominant groups like volunteers and governments. These consistent negative and helpless images of the Orang Asli, we believe will be detrimental to the overall perception of society towards them which may later affect their social standing in the Malaysian community. We believe that stories about orang Asli need to be curated in a more positive manner thus, promoting them as active members of the society who can contribute to the development of the nation.

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Governance and Indigenous Peoples: Advances and Challenges in Latin America from an Intercultural Perspective

Huencho

2024

Global Encyclopedia of Public Administration, Public Policy, and Governance

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Implementation of indigenous public policies and tensions to governance: evidences from the Chilean case

Cited by 6 publications

References 24 publications

System Intertwining and Immigration Action Plans: The Case of a Provincial Funding Program in Quebec (Canada)

System Intertwining and Immigration Action Plans: The Case of a Provincial Funding Program in Quebec (Canada)

Between Us and Them: Examining The Indigenous People of Malaysia as Represented in The Mainstream News Media

Governance and Indigenous Peoples: Advances and Challenges in Latin America from an Intercultural Perspective

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