Democratic Governance in Scandinavia : Developments and Challenges for the Regulatory State /: Developments and Challenges for the Regulatory State. ([2019])

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Noralv Veggeland.
• Other Names: Veggeland, Noralv
• Contents: Intro; Preface; Contents; About the Author; Chapter 1: Introduction; References; Chapter 2: The Narrative of the Upcoming Regulatory State; Introduction; Mechanisms; The Regulatory State: Risk and Policy Style; Revisiting Majoneś Concept of the Regulatory State; References; Chapter 3: The Regulatory State in the Study of European Governance; Approaches; Modes of Regulation; Trends of Dominance; Trend 1: The Use of Legal Authority; Trend 2: The Expanding Role of the EU; Trend 3: The Contributions of Regulators; Trend 4: The Audit Explosion; Trend 5: The Weakening of Corporatist Institutions Prevailing Governance Strategies of the Regulatory StateThe Strategy of Modernization; Strategy and Agencification; Transformation of Institutional Self-Regulation; Formalization of Relationships; The Study of Regulatory Innovation; Innovation of Institutions and Regulations; Regulatory Innovation: A Case of Scandinavian Involvement with the EU; Dilemmas of the Regulatory State; The Dilemma of the Numerous Regulatory Agencies; The Dilemma of Hyper-regulation Leading to Hyper-innovation; The Dilemma of Exponential Rise of Transactional Costs; The Dilemma of Democratic and Legitimacy Deficits Regulation Through EthicsReferences; Chapter 4: The Concept of the Democratic Regulatory State in a Scandinavian Context; Bureaucracy Connotations; Regulatory State; Areas of Regulatory Exposure; Consequences of Regulatory Governance; Social Capital of the Scandinavian Type; Controversial Scandinavia; The Regulatory Clientelism Turn; References; Chapter 5: Democracy: A Changing Term; Nation Building and Democracy; The Post-National Democracy; Democracy and Central State Planning: Regulation and Complexity; The New Democracy and Its Lack of Legitimacy; Complexity, Democracy, and Planning Input LegitimacyOutput Legitimacy; Joint Learning and Task Resolution; Process Organization Based on the Requirement for Soft Communicative Action; System Changes; References; Chapter 6: Translation of European Social Models; Social Models and Traditions; Comparison; Anglo-Saxon Flexible Labor Market; Continental Flexibility; Nordic Scandinavian Flexicurity; Promoting Flexibility and Innovation; Regional Impact; Microeconomic Effects; References; Chapter 7: Administrative Traditions: And the ``Trilemma;́́ Introduction; ``Spillover ́́Processes; Dependence, Vulnerability, and Sensitivity The Search for Security and SafetyWelfare State Security and Risks; The European Social Capital Trade-offs; European Traditions of Governance and Trade-offs; Conclusions; References; Chapter 8: Conflicting Economic Politics; Introduction; Left Side Policy; Neo-Keynesianism; Job Creation by State Intervention; Nobel Prize Winners; Neo-Keynesian Confrontation with the Neoliberals; The Norwegian Case; Short Summary; References; Chapter 9: Case Study: Accounting Reform-In Regulatory Norway; Introduction; The Difficult Financial Control; The Norwegian Case; Universal Public Services
• Publisher Details: Cham, Switzerland : Springer Nature
• Publication Date: 2019
• Extent: 1 online resource (166 pages)
• Subjects: 320.948; Politics and government; Scandinavia -- Politics and government; Scandinavia; Electronic books; Electronic books
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9783030182700; 3030182703
• Related ISBNs: 303018269X; 9783030182694
• Notes: Note: Description based on online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on July 18, 2019).
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