Great Governance in Small Societies
Description
Every government faces its own particular challenges. For a small-scale democracy, the size of its society might be the obvious limitation. Most discussion about small societies thus focuses on the governance failures caused by this small size.
This book argues that it would be more useful to explore the governance successes that also occur. Based on the research for his PhD thesis at the University of Oxford, Scott Douglas explores successful examples of effective public sector practices in small societies.
This book does not claim to have found the one and only recipe for success. Instead it poses the question: which governance practices have been proven to work in small societies, and what can we learn from them?
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About the author
Scott Douglas researches and advises organisations facing challenging circumstances. He completed a PhD at the University of Oxford, exploring how some public utilities in the Caribbean managed to succeed despite their volatile political environments. Alongside his studies, he worked as a consultant at Berenschot, advising various public sector clients in the Netherlands. He has also taught Strategic Management at Leiden University and has lectured at the Small Countries Financial Management Centre.
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Great Governance in Small Societies: Effective public sector practices in small-scale democracies, Scott Douglas. Utrecht, 10-01-2012. ISBN 978-94-90314-11-8 T
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