Collaborative Governance
Collaboration is an essential tool in an
increasingly interconnected world. PARCC is
poised to examine how collaborative governance has
altered political and social relationships across
national and international landscapes. We will
look at where and how collaborative governance takes
root: Do partnerships assist in the achievement of
goals or do they obfuscate the overall mission? How
do international collaborative efforts navigate
subtle cross cultural dynamics? These are just a few
of the many questions to consider as we flesh out
the best practices of collaborative governance.
Free Teaching
Resources
For those who teach
collaborative public management, networks and public
management, collaborative governance and collaborative
problem solving
PARCC
Faculty Research Associates in the Area of
Collaborative Governance
Lisa
Blomgren Bingham (SPEA - Indiana University)
Stu
Bretschneider
Catherine
Gerard
Neil
Katz
Soonhee
Kim
Steve
Lux
John
Mathiason
Ines
Mergel
Tina
Nabatchi
Rosemary
O'Leary
Sue
Senecah
(SUNY-ESF)
David
Van Slyke
Bradford
Vivian
PARCC
Ph.D. Student Associates in the Area of Collaborative
Governance
Rob Alexander,
Public Administration
Rachel
Fleishman, Public Administration
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