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21 Ιαν 2019 · By synthesizing core threads from existing literature, it identifies three theoretical and conceptual foundations central to a ‘policy assemblage’ approach: (1) relations of exteriority and emergence; (2) heterogeneity, relationality and flux; and (3) attention to power, politics and agency.
21 Ιαν 2019 · By synthesizing core threads from existing literature, it identifies three theoretical and conceptual foundations central to a ‘policy assemblage’ approach: (1) relations of exteriority and...
8 Απρ 2021 · In the case of the OECD, given its inter-governmental structure, the assemblage works for the member states; the desire for a particular type of society, forged in the educational and political institutions of member nations, are given consistency in the work of the OECD.
4 Ιαν 2019 · The mode of governance, an emergent property of a governance assemblage, is reconceptualized as a multiplicity constituted by the modes of governance of the diverse assemblages developing around an issue. Hence, it is not singular and predetermined but multiple, composite, distributed and situated.
4 Οκτ 2011 · Policy as Rational Decision Making. The dominant understanding, promoted in policy textbooks, sees the policy-making process as informed problem-solving: a problem is identified, data are collected, the problem is analysed and the advice is used to make a policy decision.
An assemblage is a particular arrangement of actors and other elements; often it is complex and has no clear centre of authority and power. Drawing on examples such as the submarine cable network, we introduce assemblage theorizing as one approach to the analysis of polycentric governing.
Assemblage theory provides an innovative approach to analysing governance and a unique position to understand processes and situations of polycentrism. It's strength lies in understanding constellations that involve large numbers and multiple forms of actors and in exploring governing relations that are informal and often subject to rapid change.
