The multi theoretical approach to governance: Authenticating the concept and establishing its control framework
The purpose of this paper is to authenticate the multi-theoretical approach to governance and establish its control paradigm. Through a theory building approach an analysis of existing concepts and definitions of governance is undertaken to authenticate the multi-theoretical approach to governance....
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| author | Christopher, Joseph |
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| description | The purpose of this paper is to authenticate the multi-theoretical approach to governance and establish its control paradigm. Through a theory building approach an analysis of existing concepts and definitions of governance is undertaken to authenticate the multi-theoretical approach to governance. Thereafter, common themes that form the basis for recognizing the governance levels of a multi-theoretical governance paradigm are identified from the analysis to establish a control framework. This paper argues that the proposed broad four level control framework applicable under a multi-theoretical governance paradigm can be practically applied by organizations and will contribute towards narrowing the theoretical practical gap in governance. It contributes to the governance literature and encourages future research to explore the utility of the framework. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-217092017-03-08T13:10:46Z The multi theoretical approach to governance: Authenticating the concept and establishing its control framework Christopher, Joseph The purpose of this paper is to authenticate the multi-theoretical approach to governance and establish its control paradigm. Through a theory building approach an analysis of existing concepts and definitions of governance is undertaken to authenticate the multi-theoretical approach to governance. Thereafter, common themes that form the basis for recognizing the governance levels of a multi-theoretical governance paradigm are identified from the analysis to establish a control framework. This paper argues that the proposed broad four level control framework applicable under a multi-theoretical governance paradigm can be practically applied by organizations and will contribute towards narrowing the theoretical practical gap in governance. It contributes to the governance literature and encourages future research to explore the utility of the framework. 2011 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/21709 Virtus Interpress restricted |
| spellingShingle | Christopher, Joseph The multi theoretical approach to governance: Authenticating the concept and establishing its control framework |
| title | The multi theoretical approach to governance: Authenticating the concept and establishing its control framework |
| title_full | The multi theoretical approach to governance: Authenticating the concept and establishing its control framework |
| title_fullStr | The multi theoretical approach to governance: Authenticating the concept and establishing its control framework |
| title_full_unstemmed | The multi theoretical approach to governance: Authenticating the concept and establishing its control framework |
| title_short | The multi theoretical approach to governance: Authenticating the concept and establishing its control framework |
| title_sort | multi theoretical approach to governance: authenticating the concept and establishing its control framework |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/21709 |