Martin Qvist
Biographic Data
| ID | 5915591 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Martin Qvist |
| GIVEN NAMES | Martin |
| FAMILY NAME | Qvist |
| SIGNATURE | QVIST M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Stockholm University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7382-5677 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 31 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Meta-governance as partial organization
This paper develops a decision-based approach to meta-governance by drawing on insights from studies of organization outside of formal organizations. We argue that meta-governance can be analyzed as a form of partial organization of interactive arenas. Meta-governance has become an important concept in theorizing the role of government in contemporary governance, particularly in the context of shaping and providing guidance to different interacti…
Political integration and the career opportunities of immigrants in political parties
Political parties are an important part of the institutional framework for migrants’ political integration, but remain an underdeveloped area of research in the literature on political opportunity structures (POS) for migrants. Departing from the POS framework, this article addresses the question of what role the intra-party structure of candidate recruitment has for enabling the political career path of people with migrant background. It focuses…
Navigating the policy stream
In the Multiple Streams Framework (MSF), policy entrepreneurs are primarily defined by their ability to promote and seek support for policy solutions. Recent research, however, points to the importance of policy entrepreneurs as “arena shapers” who attempt to create favorable conditions for their solutions in conflictual policy settings. In this paper, we seek to incorporate such strategies into the MSF by drawing on the organizational foundation…
Public Sector Innovation as Governance Reform
The constraining impact of bureaucracy on creative problem solving has been a recurring theme in research on public innovation, and public actors increasingly seek to “steer” innovation through interactive spaces for collaboration and competition. This article examines this form of “meta-governance” in the case of the Swedish Transport Administration and reveals a pattern where the initial opening of arenas for innovation is followed by a counter…
Meta‐governance and network formation in collaborative spaces of uncertainty
This article examines the relationship between a meta‐governing role of government and processes of network formation, based on a study of a governance initiative for improvement of refugee ‘activation’ services in Sweden. Meta‐governance is centred on supporting the development of self‐regulatory capacity within discretionary spaces of action and has, so far, primarily been associated with a specific type of interdependency‐driven networks. This…
Activation Reform and Inter‐Agency Co‐operation – Local Consequences of Mixed Modes of Governance in S weden
Organizational reform has become a recurring solution to problems of social exclusion and unemployment. In E urope, and other parts of the world, there is a trend towards policies of ‘activation’ in employment and social policy. The idea of flexible, individualized and tailor‐made services is coupled with managerial and market‐based reforms as well as collaborative governance. In these complex structures of service provision, coordination and int…
Meta‐governance and network formation in collaborative spaces of uncertainty
This article examines the relationship between a meta‐governing role of government and processes of network formation, based on a study of a governance initiative for improvement of refugee ‘activation’ services in Sweden. Meta‐governance is centred on supporting the development of self‐regulatory capacity within discretionary spaces of action and has, so far, primarily been associated with a specific type of interdependency‐driven networks. This…
Activation Reform and Inter‐Agency Co‐operation – Local Consequences of Mixed Modes of Governance in S weden
Organizational reform has become a recurring solution to problems of social exclusion and unemployment. In E urope, and other parts of the world, there is a trend towards policies of ‘activation’ in employment and social policy. The idea of flexible, individualized and tailor‐made services is coupled with managerial and market‐based reforms as well as collaborative governance. In these complex structures of service provision, coordination and int…
Political integration and the career opportunities of immigrants in political parties
Political parties are an important part of the institutional framework for migrants’ political integration, but remain an underdeveloped area of research in the literature on political opportunity structures (POS) for migrants. Departing from the POS framework, this article addresses the question of what role the intra-party structure of candidate recruitment has for enabling the political career path of people with migrant background. It focuses…
Public Sector Innovation as Governance Reform
The constraining impact of bureaucracy on creative problem solving has been a recurring theme in research on public innovation, and public actors increasingly seek to “steer” innovation through interactive spaces for collaboration and competition. This article examines this form of “meta-governance” in the case of the Swedish Transport Administration and reveals a pattern where the initial opening of arenas for innovation is followed by a counter…
Meta-governance as partial organization
This paper develops a decision-based approach to meta-governance by drawing on insights from studies of organization outside of formal organizations. We argue that meta-governance can be analyzed as a form of partial organization of interactive arenas. Meta-governance has become an important concept in theorizing the role of government in contemporary governance, particularly in the context of shaping and providing guidance to different interacti…
Navigating the policy stream
In the Multiple Streams Framework (MSF), policy entrepreneurs are primarily defined by their ability to promote and seek support for policy solutions. Recent research, however, points to the importance of policy entrepreneurs as “arena shapers” who attempt to create favorable conditions for their solutions in conflictual policy settings. In this paper, we seek to incorporate such strategies into the MSF by drawing on the organizational foundation…
Activation Reform and Inter‐Agency Co‐operation – Local Consequences of Mixed Modes of Governance in S weden
Organizational reform has become a recurring solution to problems of social exclusion and unemployment. In E urope, and other parts of the world, there is a trend towards policies of ‘activation’ in employment and social policy. The idea of flexible, individualized and tailor‐made services is coupled with managerial and market‐based reforms as well as collaborative governance. In these complex structures of service provision, coordination and int…
Meta‐governance and network formation in collaborative spaces of uncertainty
This article examines the relationship between a meta‐governing role of government and processes of network formation, based on a study of a governance initiative for improvement of refugee ‘activation’ services in Sweden. Meta‐governance is centred on supporting the development of self‐regulatory capacity within discretionary spaces of action and has, so far, primarily been associated with a specific type of interdependency‐driven networks. This…
Navigating the policy stream
In the Multiple Streams Framework (MSF), policy entrepreneurs are primarily defined by their ability to promote and seek support for policy solutions. Recent research, however, points to the importance of policy entrepreneurs as “arena shapers” who attempt to create favorable conditions for their solutions in conflictual policy settings. In this paper, we seek to incorporate such strategies into the MSF by drawing on the organizational foundation…
Public Sector Innovation as Governance Reform
The constraining impact of bureaucracy on creative problem solving has been a recurring theme in research on public innovation, and public actors increasingly seek to “steer” innovation through interactive spaces for collaboration and competition. This article examines this form of “meta-governance” in the case of the Swedish Transport Administration and reveals a pattern where the initial opening of arenas for innovation is followed by a counter…
Political integration and the career opportunities of immigrants in political parties
Political parties are an important part of the institutional framework for migrants’ political integration, but remain an underdeveloped area of research in the literature on political opportunity structures (POS) for migrants. Departing from the POS framework, this article addresses the question of what role the intra-party structure of candidate recruitment has for enabling the political career path of people with migrant background. It focuses…
Meta-governance as partial organization
This paper develops a decision-based approach to meta-governance by drawing on insights from studies of organization outside of formal organizations. We argue that meta-governance can be analyzed as a form of partial organization of interactive arenas. Meta-governance has become an important concept in theorizing the role of government in contemporary governance, particularly in the context of shaping and providing guidance to different interacti…
Political science (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Public Policy and Administration Research (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Corporate governance (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Public relations (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Collaborative governance (3 works) · Economic system (3 works)