Interfaces: a Concept for the Analysis of Global Health Governance

Bartsch, Sonja; Hein, Wolfgang; Kohlmorgen, Lars

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“…It may be possible to identify cultural influences in a specific socio-cultural space, but not of an 'authentic' or 'indigenous' culture. It is possible to conceptualize such a hybrid cultural space as a social interface (Long, 1989(Long, , 2001Bartsch, Hein and Kohlmorgen;Jackson and Aycan, 2006) or 'Third Space' (Bhabha, 1994) in Postcolonial Theory. These theoretical approaches enable us to provide a more critical appraisal of the more familiar concept of cultural crossvergence (Ralston, Gaicalone &Terpstra, 1994;Priem et al, 2000) in cross-cultural management studies where little is said about the geopolitical processes that give rise to a hybrid cultural space as was discussed above.…”

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Reconstructing the Indigenous in African Management Research

Jackson

2013

Manag Int Rev

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Reconstructing the Indigenous in African Management Research

Jackson

2013

Manag Int Rev

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“…The second recommendation relates to the need to develop rules to govern the interfaces between the different regimes 78 within the larger 'international intellectual property regime complex' . 79 When property owners erect hedges around their property, they do not always forbid neighbours from entering their land.…”

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The Second Transformation of the International Intellectual Property Regime

Yu¹

2021

Global Intellectual Property Protection and New Constitutionalism

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This chapter focuses on the structural changes that international investment norms have posed to the international intellectual property regime. It begins by documenting the regime’s first transformation by the adoption of the TRIPS Agreement and the marriage of intellectual property and trade through the World Trade Organization. The chapter then explores the regime’s potential second transformation when bilateral, regional, and plurilateral agreements and new investor-state disputes have caused international investment norms to intrude into the intellectual property domain. It continues to identify three sets of problems that have emerged from such intrusion. The chapter concludes by proposing three solutions to curtail inappropriate and unnecessary intrusions and to improve the engagement of international intellectual property and investment norms.

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“…Long has applied the social interface approach primarily to interfaces between national or local levels in the field of development (Long, 1989(Long, , 1999. More recently, global health researchers have adopted the interface approach to study the current trends of global health governance from an institutionalist perspective focusing on the political process and dynamics of power among collaborating organizations (Bartsch, Hein, & Kohlmorgen, 2007;Buse, et al, 2009;Hein, et al, 2009). The socio-political process of digitalization also involves social actions which are situated contextually and temporally, and always involve interactions and transactions (W. .…”

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“…Influence at organizational interfaces depends on decision-making power that exists between actors. The differences in power among actors is the result of the asymmetric ownership and control of resources and rules (Bartsch, et al, 2007). Decision-making power refers to the ability of an actor to alter their course of events by intervening in a series of decisions Buse, et al, 2009).…”

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“…Resource-based interfaces: are interfaces where resources deemed necessary for a planned initiative are identified, mobilized and distributed. These interactions and transactions take place at resourcebased interfaces, which involve the resource-transfer relationship between NGOs, their donors and the recipient country (Bartsch, et al, 2007). Resources are also one medium through which power can be exercised .…”

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Digitalization mechanisms of health management information systems in developing countries

Gebre‐Mariam

Bygstad

2019

Information and Organization

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Through the course of this PhD, I have benefited greatly from the guidance and support of a number of people. First, my sincere gratitude to my supervisor Bendik Bygstad whose advice and input throughout my PhD has been invaluable. Thank you for always expecting more from me and for encouraging and challenging me to produce better work. I would also like to thank Margunn Aanestad whose constructive and insightful feedback has often allowed me to see my work from a different perspective. Thank you for your candid and supportive attitude.I would also like to express my appreciation to my colleagues and friends at the Information Systems Group in the Department of Informatics. Special thanks to Ellen Fruijter and Esther Namatovu whose support and friendship during this experience has been valuable. To those who especially provided feedback on my work at various stages: Egil Øvrelid, Elizabeth Davidson, and Sundeep Sahay, thank you. I am also grateful for the informants who participated in this study and for the financial support of this work by the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences under the Design for the Methods for Complex Architectures (DEMCA) initiative.Last but not least, I would like to thank my family without whom this would have not been attainable. Thank you, Dad, for being a constant voice of wisdom and support throughout my academic journey. Special thanks to the Gebre-Mariam's, Alemnesh Gosheme, Alemayheu Abebe and Kassa Keraga. To my wife, Bersabeh, this is not my accomplishment alone. My deepest gratitude for your unconditional love. Finally, to the orchestrator of all things, thank you God for this growing experience.

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Interfaces: a Concept for the Analysis of Global Health Governance

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Reconstructing the Indigenous in African Management Research

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Digitalization mechanisms of health management information systems in developing countries

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