Governance reform under real-world conditions : Citizens, stakeholders, and voice

By:

Odugbemi Sina

Contributor(s):

Jacobson Thomas

Publication details: Washington D C World Bank 2008Description: 525p xxISBN:

9780821374566

Subject(s):

1. Public Administration - Case Studies

DDC classification:

352.300000 ODU

Contents:

Summary: This book will demonstrate to a broad audience, particularly governments, think tanks, civil society organizations, and development agencies, the ways in which communication research can help address development challenges, particularly in the area of governance reform. Highlighting the communication discipline's substantive and invaluable contributions to development work, the book will provide innovative solutions to six key challenges faced in governance reform, presenting theoretical frameworks as well as practical approaches and techniques to address these challenges. Rich in articles and case studies, it will be a useful guide to academics and practitioners trying to improve the ways in which governance reforms are implemented around the world.

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Summary:
This book will demonstrate to a broad audience, particularly governments, think tanks, civil society organizations, and development agencies, the ways in which communication research can help address development challenges, particularly in the area of governance reform. Highlighting the communication discipline's substantive and invaluable contributions to development work, the book will provide innovative solutions to six key challenges faced in governance reform, presenting theoretical frameworks as well as practical approaches and techniques to address these challenges. Rich in articles and case studies, it will be a useful guide to academics and practitioners trying to improve the ways in which governance reforms are implemented around the world.

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