Whither governance theory? Critical research beyond the networks paradigm

No abstract. Rejoinder to symposium on my monograph "Challenging Governance Theory: From Networks to Hegemony" published by Policy Press in 2011

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• Between coercion and consent

  Open Access•Joe Penny•Urban Geography•2016

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• Hybridization and Urban Governance

  Open Access•Jill Simone Gro, Jill Simone Gross•Urban Affairs Review•2017

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• Multi-level Governance and Multi-level MetagovernanceChanges in the European Union as Integral Moments in the Transformation and Reorientation of Contemporary Statehood

  B Jessop•Multi-level governance•2004

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• The Political Economy of a Plural World

  Robert W Cox, Michael G Schechter•The Political Economy Of A Plural…•2002

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• Marxism, ‘Manufactured Uncertainty’ and Progressivism

  Paul Wetherly•Historical Materialism•2000

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• How to solve the many-state problem

  Alex Callinicos•Cambridge Review of International…•2009

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• Understanding Dialectics in Policy Network Analysis

  Open Access•Mark Evans•Political Studies•2001

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• Transnationalist Marxism

  Adrian Budd•Contemporary Politics•2007

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• Passive revolution, perestroika, and the emergence of the new Russia

  Open Access•Rick Simon•Capital & Class•2010

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• The limits of passive revolution

  Open Access•Alex Callinicos•Capital & Class•2010

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• The continuum of passive revolution

  Open Access•Adam David Morton•Capital & Class•2010

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