multilevel system of representative parliamentary government and not as a system of deliberative governance as the … order to come to grips with this we present an institutional variant of deliberative theory, which understands democracy as …. We show that the EU has established an incomplete system of representative democracy steeped in a distinct representation …

, and concludes that No European Democracy without European Taxation. In the second part, the three general RECON models are …

multilevel system of representative parliamentary government and not as a system of deliberative governance as the … order to come to grips with this we present an institutional variant of deliberative theory, which understands democracy as …. We show that the EU has established an incomplete system of representative democracy steeped in a distinct representation …

capacity to rule in the name of all. The European integration process has resulted in a set of institutions premised on a … consequences. The effect is more legal regulation, which triggers claims to democracy. The integration process is to a large degree …

are the prospects for democratising transnational governance structures? In other words can democracy be disassociated …Economic globalisation fosters transnational systems of governance that are seen to threaten nationally based systems … of democracy. These developments raise several questions, both of a theoretical and of an empirical nature. First, what …

This paper sketches an organization theory-based approach to the study of public administrative behavior, institutions … and developments in the context of democratic governance. The approach is here called the ‘Bergen approach’ because it … preconditions and consequences of different administrative forms and processes with an interest in theories of democracy, assuming …

bureaucratization and de-bureaucratization is offered. Institutions, agency, and macro forces all matter, but there is no agreement …

While it is commonplace to argue that political institutions are a source of inertia and resistance to change and that … reformulated and it is observed that institutions have a role in generating both order and change and in balancing the two. Second …

University governance as part of larger transformations in the relationship between society’s institutions, where radical change … University’s purpose, organization and governance system, financial basis, work processes, and role in society. This paper … factors influencing the development of University organization and governance. The paper argues for seeing changes in …