000			a
999			_c209301 _d209301
020			_a9781138286108
040			_cCUS
082			_a352.1 _bKOL/G
100			_aKoliba, Christopher J.
245			_aGovernance networks in public administration and public policy/ _cChristopher J. Koliba, Jack W. Meek, Asim Zia and Russell W. Mills
260			_bRoutledge, _c2019. _aNew York:
300			_axxv, 488 p. ; _c24 cm.
440			_a(Public administration and public policy)
505			_aIntroduction: why governance networks? -- The emergence of governance networks: historical context, contemporary trends, and considerations -- Defining the governance network as a unit of analysis -- The actors within governance networks -- The ties between actors -- Network level functions -- Network level structures -- Governance networks as complex adaptive systems -- How are governance networks managed? -- The hybridized accountability regimes of governance networks -- Governance network performance management and measurement -- Meso level theories for governance network analysis -- Governance networks analysis: implications for practice, education, and research -- Postscript: the case for stronger democratic anchorage in governance networks -- Bibliography -- Index.
650			_aPublic-private sector cooperation
650			_aInteragency coordination
650			_aIntergovernmental cooperation
700			_aMeek, Jack W.
700			_aZia, Asim
700			_aMills, Russell W.
942			_cWB16