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100 1 _aWIHLBORG, Elin
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245 1 0 _aWho is governing what? Governing local technical systems - an issue of accountability
260 _aBirmingham :
_bTaylor & Francia,
_cJune 2008
520 3 _aThe article discusses accountability in governance of local energy and IT systems. The aim is to focus on accountability of local policy making regarding technical systems by comparing consequences when new forms of governance are developed. Governance steering demands and ensures a clear division of responsibility regarding what a network is responsible for, but not regarding who is accountable for the decision making and implementation. On the other hand, in a steering context characterized by government, it is clear who is responsible and accountable for decisions, but the specific issues for which different actors can be accountable are unclear. We argue that demands for clarifications of accountability emerges from the complex modern governance.
700 1 _aPALM, Jenny
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773 0 8 _tLocal Government Studies
_g34, 3, p. 349-362
_dBirmingham : Taylor & Francia, June 2008
_xISSN 03003930
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