Courses :: Module, PARTICIPATIVE GOVERNANCE AND SOCIAL POLICY-MAKING

	Overview
	State and civil society relationships; corporatism; democratic network governance; deliberative and participative governance modalities and their relationship to representative government; the Irish case in historical and comparative perspective; negotiated governance and crisis; local forms of partnership governance; small organisations and national governance.

Overview

State and civil society relationships; corporatism; democratic network governance; deliberative and participative governance modalities and their relationship to representative government; the Irish case in historical and comparative perspective; negotiated governance and crisis; local forms of partnership governance; small organisations and national governance.

	Learning Outcomes
	On successful completion of the module, students should be able to: Demonstrate an advanced critical understanding of various modes of governance in contemporary societies and in Ireland Critically evaluate policy processes as mediated by negotiated governance Critically review published claims for and against participative forms of governance Analyse the varied strategies of organisations in the context of governance processes Undertake case study analysis in the field of participative governance and policy-making

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PARTICIPATIVE GOVERNANCE AND SOCIAL POLICY-MAKING