4TAD - the Fourth Transatlantic Dialogue - 12 - 14 June, 2008. Università Bocconi


EGPA - European Group of Public Administration	Università Bocconi	SPAA - School of Public Affairs and Administration	ASPA - American Society for Public Administration

DOWNLOAD CALL FOR PAPERS
	Abstracts (and papers on acceptance) must be sent by e-mail to the co-chairs of the chosen workshop as well as to ALL the following address: mholzer@rutgers.edu edoardo.ongaro@unibocconi.it riccucci@andromeda.rutgers.edu ellen.wayenberg@hogent.be a.massey@exeter.ac.uk

At the core of the conference are six workshops,
jointly chaired by American and European convenors.

Participants in workshops are expected to subscribe
to one workshop, prepare a paper, and actively
participate to the sessions.

Workshop 1 (Room N3-1, 3rd Floor)
title		co-chairs

" Theories and theoretical perspectives for investigating IGR/Multi-level governance "		Robert Agranoff Indiana University, USA Andrew Massey University of Exeter, UK
download paper		author

	Toward an Emergent Theory of Governance within IGR	Robert Agranoff (SPEA - Indiana University-Bloomington, USA)

	Network Governance in International Organizations: The Case of Global Codes of Conduct	Lucio Baccaro, Valentina Mele (MIT, USA - Bocconi University, Italy)

	Expanding our Theoretical Models of Innovation and Diffusion for Multi-level Governance Research	Frances Berry (Florida State University, USA)

	Varieties of Supranational Interest Intermediation: Policy-making in the EU	Rebecca Chen (University California Berkeley, USA)

	Do Policy sectors matter more than national institutions? Explaining IGR processes and outputs across policies in Spain	Cesar Colino, Salvador Parrado (Spanish Distance Learning University, Madrid, Spain)

	Understanding Governance in an Era of Fragmentation and Uncertainty: Exploring Alternative Perspectives	John Fenwick, Janice McMillan (Napier University, Edinburgh, UK)

	Multisectoral network adaptation to changes in exogenous policy and economic condition	Joacquin Herranz (Daniel Evans School of Public Affairs - University of Washington, USA)

	Good governance and modernization of public sector at Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC) Member-States: a case of Multi-level Governance	Stella Ladi (Ministry of InteriorGreece and University of Sheffield, UK)

	European cohesion policy and regional governance in Murcia. A case of study	Fabiola Mota Consejero (Centro de Estudios Andaluces, Spain)

	Global Governance as Transnational Connectivity	Dorte Salskov-Iversen (Copenhagen Business School, Denmark)

	Towards a Post-Functionalist Theory of Regional Authority	Arjan Schakel (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

	Village Dissolution: Is Governance Eroding the Boundaries of Local Government?	Thomas AP Sinclair (Binghamton University, New York, USA)

	Rethinking network governance: contributions, limitations and challenges for analysing IGR and MLG	Chris Skelcher (University of Birmingham, UK)

	Intergovernmental Relations in a non-federal polity: the UK experience post-devolution	Wilfried Swenden, Nicola McEwen (University of Edinburgh, UK)

	Types of relationships between firms, communities and governments and their obstacles	José G. Vargas-Hernández (Instituto Tecnológico de Cd. Guzmán, Mexico)

	Studying resource dependencies in intergovernmental networks: A network approach of intergovernmental relations in the Flemish region	Joris Voets, Filip De Rynck (K.U.Leuven - University College Ghent, Belgium)

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