Smart Governance
Governing the Global Knowledge Society
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Table of Contents
Contents
1. Introduction
2. A concept of governance
2.1 Prerequisites for governance
2.2 Communication and governance
2.3 The emergence of governance
3. Governing the knowledge society
3.1 Governing knowledge work
3.2 Governing the intelligent organization
3.3 A governance regime for the knowledge economy
4. A matrix of globality
4.1 Nation states and sovereignty
4.2 The self-governance of lateral world systems
4.3 A global society?
5. Varieties of global governance regimes
5.1 A global market regime
5.2 A global normative regime
5.3 A global moral regime
5.4 A global knowledge regime
6. Case study: the governance of global finance
6.1 Money as medium: language, communication, and symbols
6.2 Capital as medium: the language of investments
6.3 The temporal construction of capital: options and futures
6.4 Autonomy and resilience
7. Elements of smart governance
7.1 Governing complex systems
7.2 Coping with uncertainty
7.3 Building competencies
7.4 Achieving resilience
8. Consequences for global governance
8.1 Convergence of knowledge society and world society
8.2 Governing complex systems: a global perspective
Abbreviations
Bibliography
2. A concept of governance
2.1 Prerequisites for governance
2.2 Communication and governance
2.3 The emergence of governance
3. Governing the knowledge society
3.1 Governing knowledge work
3.2 Governing the intelligent organization
3.3 A governance regime for the knowledge economy
4. A matrix of globality
4.1 Nation states and sovereignty
4.2 The self-governance of lateral world systems
4.3 A global society?
5. Varieties of global governance regimes
5.1 A global market regime
5.2 A global normative regime
5.3 A global moral regime
5.4 A global knowledge regime
6. Case study: the governance of global finance
6.1 Money as medium: language, communication, and symbols
6.2 Capital as medium: the language of investments
6.3 The temporal construction of capital: options and futures
6.4 Autonomy and resilience
7. Elements of smart governance
7.1 Governing complex systems
7.2 Coping with uncertainty
7.3 Building competencies
7.4 Achieving resilience
8. Consequences for global governance
8.1 Convergence of knowledge society and world society
8.2 Governing complex systems: a global perspective
Abbreviations
Bibliography
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