New Governance newsletter published
A new Governance newsletter is available here.
Feb 14
A new Governance newsletter is available here.
Another newsletter from Governance is now available here. Features a commentary on power and telecom reform in India, and an article on ministerial appointments in South Korea.
The November newsletter for Governance is now available. Read it here.

The October newsletter for Governance is now available. Read the newsletter. In the current issue, Lan Xue cautions against simplistic assessments about the future of the global order, and says that established powers may encourage instability if they see the rise of other nations “as a threat to their hegemony.” But sound policy can produce a “new global governance system that is stable and effective.” Professor Xue is Dean of Tsinghua University’s School of Public Policy and Management.
The September newsletter for Governance is available here.
The Governance newsletter for July is now available here. It features a commentary by Theodore Marmor of Yale University (right) examining the politics of healthcare reform in the United States.
The June newsletter for Governance is now available here. Features articles on the role of NGOs in Kenya, lobbying strategies in the European Union, and Norway’s approach to regulation of its oil and gas industry.
The May newsletter for Governance is now available here. The newsletter profiles (among other things) an article by Peter Aucoin on the “new political governance” which has already been discussed in the Toronto Star and Canberra Times.
The April newsletter for Governance is now posted. Features open access to commentaries on Belgium’s 600-day period without a new government; access to a talk by Brigid Laffan on the Eurozone crisis; and other material.
The March 2012 newsletter for Governance is now available.
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