PAP 1301 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Decision-Making, Health Canada, Financial Regulation

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Public Administration
• Course: PAP 1301
• Professor: Joseph Roman

Document Summary

Lesson 1 september , 2013: explaining the turn to governance, why governance matters and understanding what governance is, types of governance and steering mechanisms, being critical of governance, explaining the turn to governance. End of golden age shakes citizens confidence. Rise of neo- liberalism belief isn"t solution, it"s the problem: government should promote markets more. Late 1970s early 80"s elections of ronald regan (neoliberalism (?)) Submergence of economic pressures in canada, germany, bulgaria, south of. National states were too large to solve economic problems. As a result government needs to find new ways to solve these problems. Where you see turn to governance : see economic meltdown of 2008. Transformation of the state/flexibility of the state: why governance matters/understanding governance. Matters: (1) how people govern, (2) governance helps us see relationally. Once contextualize authority, able to see limits. Governance understanding: (1) governance vs. government, to know governance know government.