2013
DOI: 10.7202/1017152ar
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Trois modèles de gouvernance multiniveau au-delà du clivage État-société

Abstract: Par l’étude des interactions entre les institutions étatiques multiniveaux et l’organisation de la société civile, nous posons les jalons d’une plus grande compréhension de la gouvernance multiniveau. Les autorités locales et celles des échelons supérieurs créent des modèles de participation locale dans la vie politique et civique. Ces institutions évoluent à leur tour en fonction des modèles de pouvoir et d’influence au niveau local. À l’intérieur d’une démocratie bien établie, ces configurations institutionn… Show more

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“…In varying proportions and depending on the case, they are the product of both a state impulse and local milieu initiatives, mirroring many other similar experiences abroad (Clarke, 2016). Their analysis must therefore take into account a dynamic of multi-level governance that is not restricted to relations between public organisations, but embraces all relations between the state and civil society on different scales (Sellers, 2013). This bi-level – local and state – origin of the ITA fuels a constant tension between a state dynamic propelled by (largely uncoordinated) public agencies, and a ‘community’ dynamic driven by the initiatives of all other sectors/orders.…”
Section: Experiences Of the Ita In Quebecmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In varying proportions and depending on the case, they are the product of both a state impulse and local milieu initiatives, mirroring many other similar experiences abroad (Clarke, 2016). Their analysis must therefore take into account a dynamic of multi-level governance that is not restricted to relations between public organisations, but embraces all relations between the state and civil society on different scales (Sellers, 2013). This bi-level – local and state – origin of the ITA fuels a constant tension between a state dynamic propelled by (largely uncoordinated) public agencies, and a ‘community’ dynamic driven by the initiatives of all other sectors/orders.…”
Section: Experiences Of the Ita In Quebecmentioning
confidence: 99%