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Lecture 13 notes - Public Policy & Governance

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Notes on the last Public Policy and Governance lecture 2022/2023

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Lecture 13 - Governance
beyond the nation state
1: What is international and transnational governance

Governance is increasing dependence state and non-state actors in dealing with
public interest and the appearance of new modes of governing, for example
‘New Public Governance’.
After all, there is a broader perspective of governance needed for commons
problems across borders. So:

Governance might also mean collaborations between the states

We might also witness groups of states collaborating with non-state actors.
The states might need companies.

Globalization = ‘transborder interactions that include the whole world system’
(Hale & Held)

or
‘Intensified version of interdependence between states driven by economic
liberalization and increasing cross-border transactions between private actors’
(Knill & Tosun)

Knill and Tosun mainly focus on nation-states involved in public policies. → But
this does not exclude private actors, because they are simply involved with
public policy.

There are two varieties of governance:

International governance: State to state interaction (Hale and Held)

Transnational governance: Forms of interaction that ‘cross national
boundaries at levels other than sovereign-to-sovereign’ → involvement of
private actors.

2: International Governance

Lecture 13 - Governance beyond the nation state 1

, Why do we have international governance?

1. The scale of the problems is changing → we need global politics because of
depletion of resources or epidemics.

2. States are economically more dependent of eachother through common
markets. → EU or Nafta illustrate this

3. Historical developments which lead to international governance. → WW2
and will of cooperation

There are some different forms of international cooperation

1. International organizations (treaties and legal personality)

2. International regimes (treaties but no legal personality or admin staff)

3. Coalitions or groupings of states → to take care of a problem

Different geographical scopes of governance

Four patterns:

Global scope → UN

Regional scope → EU, African Union

Cultural scope → Nordic council

Functional scope → formation of coalition because of problemetic
circumstances

Governance can be practiced in different policy sectors

Broad spectrum → UN

Narrow spectrum focusses more on one policy domain

International governance is clustered in sectors (security, economic
regulation, technical standardization)

Beginning of the EU, Robert Schuman, Schuman declaration

Lecture 13 - Governance beyond the nation state 2

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