Arto Haveri
Biographic Data
| ID | 4387371 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Arto Haveri |
| GIVEN NAMES | Arto |
| FAMILY NAME | Haveri |
| SIGNATURE | HAVERI A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tampere University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1646-2990 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Institutional complexity of public sector reform
Addressing public service reform through an integrated theoretical framework of institutional complexity, this article derives from the PAM literature related to conflicts in multi-level governance. Institutional complexity is employed to explore the dynamics of cooperation and the unintended and adverse consequences these dynamics have on the Finnish welfare service reform. A diverse set of data on local–regional cooperation between Finnish muni…
Mayors as local leaders - a systematic literature review on European mayor research
This article presents a systematic literature review on European research on the mayoral model as a local management system. As our research strategy, we utilised the PRISMA guidelines and researcher triangulation. Through multiple screening phases, a total of 73 articles were chosen and included in the final qualitative analysis to create a thematic synthesis on the predominant themes. The research on European mayors was divided into two main ca…
Urban platforms as a mode of governance
This article provides an analysis of urban platform governance by mapping out the major forms of public governance and depicting the role of platforms in this field. By fusing theoretical analyses and empirical views from three urban platforms set up by the largest cities in Finland, we assess the relevance of platforms as an emerging form of local public governance. It is plausible to view platforms as hybrids that incorporate features of both n…
Local Governance Platforms
This article analyses the dynamics of local platform governance with special regard to the roles and relations of city governments, citizens, and local businesses. We approach the subject through five Finnish platforms in which city governments are actively involved. This multiple case study shows that city governments tend to adopt a facilitative and enabling role on the platforms. They seek to create value by utilizing skills, knowledge, and re…
Governing Collaboration
Today, local government policy making is characterised by a large number of collaborative activities. Increasingly, it is considered important to reconcile the relations between representative governing bodies and various institutions like networks, funds, partnerships and companies. In this article we enter into this discussion by utilising a framework offered in the literature on meta-governance. Then, based on empirical studies undertaken in F…
Between Government and Governance – Local Solutions for Reconciling Representative Government and Network Governance
This article discusses the possibilities of reconciling representative government and network governance in local government, and the implications of this reconciliation for the roles and requirements of politicians and administrators. The experiences discussed are derived from three case study municipalities in Finland. The results indicate that municipalities find it difficult to work both effectively and democratically in new governance networ…
Evaluation of Change in Local Governance
This article, grounded in evaluation research on intermunicipal cooperation, contends that processes of change in local government present specific challenges for evaluation. In the course of data collection, researchers encountered a phenomenon that they called `the rhetorical wall', where there is a wide gap between intentions as expressed at the rhetorical level and what actually occurs.The rhetorical wall indicates the complexity and difficul…
Governing Collaboration
Today, local government policy making is characterised by a large number of collaborative activities. Increasingly, it is considered important to reconcile the relations between representative governing bodies and various institutions like networks, funds, partnerships and companies. In this article we enter into this discussion by utilising a framework offered in the literature on meta-governance. Then, based on empirical studies undertaken in F…
Between Government and Governance – Local Solutions for Reconciling Representative Government and Network Governance
This article discusses the possibilities of reconciling representative government and network governance in local government, and the implications of this reconciliation for the roles and requirements of politicians and administrators. The experiences discussed are derived from three case study municipalities in Finland. The results indicate that municipalities find it difficult to work both effectively and democratically in new governance networ…
Urban platforms as a mode of governance
This article provides an analysis of urban platform governance by mapping out the major forms of public governance and depicting the role of platforms in this field. By fusing theoretical analyses and empirical views from three urban platforms set up by the largest cities in Finland, we assess the relevance of platforms as an emerging form of local public governance. It is plausible to view platforms as hybrids that incorporate features of both n…
Local Governance Platforms
This article analyses the dynamics of local platform governance with special regard to the roles and relations of city governments, citizens, and local businesses. We approach the subject through five Finnish platforms in which city governments are actively involved. This multiple case study shows that city governments tend to adopt a facilitative and enabling role on the platforms. They seek to create value by utilizing skills, knowledge, and re…
Evaluation of Change in Local Governance
This article, grounded in evaluation research on intermunicipal cooperation, contends that processes of change in local government present specific challenges for evaluation. In the course of data collection, researchers encountered a phenomenon that they called `the rhetorical wall', where there is a wide gap between intentions as expressed at the rhetorical level and what actually occurs.The rhetorical wall indicates the complexity and difficul…
Governing Collaboration
Today, local government policy making is characterised by a large number of collaborative activities. Increasingly, it is considered important to reconcile the relations between representative governing bodies and various institutions like networks, funds, partnerships and companies. In this article we enter into this discussion by utilising a framework offered in the literature on meta-governance. Then, based on empirical studies undertaken in F…
Between Government and Governance – Local Solutions for Reconciling Representative Government and Network Governance
This article discusses the possibilities of reconciling representative government and network governance in local government, and the implications of this reconciliation for the roles and requirements of politicians and administrators. The experiences discussed are derived from three case study municipalities in Finland. The results indicate that municipalities find it difficult to work both effectively and democratically in new governance networ…
Local Governance Platforms
This article analyses the dynamics of local platform governance with special regard to the roles and relations of city governments, citizens, and local businesses. We approach the subject through five Finnish platforms in which city governments are actively involved. This multiple case study shows that city governments tend to adopt a facilitative and enabling role on the platforms. They seek to create value by utilizing skills, knowledge, and re…
Urban platforms as a mode of governance
This article provides an analysis of urban platform governance by mapping out the major forms of public governance and depicting the role of platforms in this field. By fusing theoretical analyses and empirical views from three urban platforms set up by the largest cities in Finland, we assess the relevance of platforms as an emerging form of local public governance. It is plausible to view platforms as hybrids that incorporate features of both n…
Institutional complexity of public sector reform
Addressing public service reform through an integrated theoretical framework of institutional complexity, this article derives from the PAM literature related to conflicts in multi-level governance. Institutional complexity is employed to explore the dynamics of cooperation and the unintended and adverse consequences these dynamics have on the Finnish welfare service reform. A diverse set of data on local–regional cooperation between Finnish muni…
Mayors as local leaders - a systematic literature review on European mayor research
This article presents a systematic literature review on European research on the mayoral model as a local management system. As our research strategy, we utilised the PRISMA guidelines and researcher triangulation. Through multiple screening phases, a total of 73 articles were chosen and included in the final qualitative analysis to create a thematic synthesis on the predominant themes. The research on European mayors was divided into two main ca…
Corporate governance (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Public Policy and Administration Research (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Public Administration (4 works) · Public Administration (4 works) · Government (linguistics (3 works) · Local government (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Public relations (3 works)