After this course, the student will
1) know the main theories, principles and practices of local governance
2) understands and is able to interpret local government change from the concepts and ideas provided by local governance
3) can critically evaluate and apply different concepts and tools which are needed in governing change in local and regional communities, and
4) has learned ways to lead governance relations at the local and regional level
The student has to present and acticle, work as a chairman of session, actively contribute to discussions on other students' articles
1) Reading circle (5 points)
Acientific articles, which are delivered in moodle-environment
2) Literature (5 points) has to be examined in electonic exams.
Local Government Studies 5/2009. Special Issue on New Network Modes of Governance
Perri ym: Towards Holistic Governance. The New Reform Agenda. Palgrave 2002
Klijn, H-E: Governance and Governance Networks in Europe. Public Management Review. Vol 10 Issue 4, 2008.
Ask university lecturer Michaela Batorova