Assessing Stakeholder Participation in Sub-Arctic Co-Management: Administrative Rulemaking and Private Agreements

Retroactivity and administrative rulemaking.

Administrative Rulemaking: An Old and Emerging Literature

Rulemaking is the most important way in which bureaucracy creates policy. In some respects, it rivals the even legislative process in its significance as a form of governmental output. Although rulemaking was long overlooked in the policy sciences, students of government and public administration have begun to redress this neglect as part of a more general interest in formal institutions. In so...

Stakeholder participation for sustainable waste management

Inadequate environmental sanitation in many cities is a major cause of diseases and is a drain on the economy by way of lost workdays, cost of treatment and cleanup activities. Municipal authorities and policymakers need to act fast to address this issue. Sustainable waste management provides a comprehensive inter-disciplinary framework for addressing the problems of managing urban solid waste,...

Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for Bank Participation in Multi-stakeholder Agreements: A Formal Concept Analysis

The paper uses Formal Concept Analysis (FCA) to replicate the results of a study that employed fuzzy set Qualitative Comparative Analysis (fsQCA) to determine the configurational conditions that are necessary or sufficient to explain the participation of top banks in a multistakeholder agreement against money laundering. Using raw input data from a previous study, the same result regarding nece...

Stakeholder and public participation in river basin management—an introduction

Participation of the public and stakeholders in river basin management is increasingly promoted because it is expected to improve resource management and enable participants to engage freely and equally in management (support democratic processes). Three overlapping and interacting mechanisms by which participation is expected to enhance river basin management are outlined: (1) providing space ...