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Temporality in Inter-Organisational Coordination

Comparative Politics
Governance
Government
Institutions
International Relations
Local Government
Political Theory
Public Administration
S357
Klaus Goetz
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München – LMU
Julia Fleischer
Universität Potsdam

Building: Institute of Romance Studies, Floor: 2nd floor, Room: 2.4

Saturday 09:00 - 10:40 CEST (07/09/2019)

Abstract

This panel discusses papers with a particular interest in how temporality intersects with administrative and/or public-private coordination processes. The panel includes papers that engage with one of three conceptions of this intersection: 1. Temporality as an exogenous variable: the impact of temporal phenomena (such as sudden shocks, time pressures, or uncertainty) on inter-organizational coordination processes; 2. Temporality as an endogenous variable: the temporal properties of coordination (such as timetables, acceleration or deceleration) and associated issues, such as synchronization across processes; of different processes 3. Temporal “engineering”: the temporal design of coordination structures and procedures in pursuit of policy objectives (e.g., long- or short-term policy objectives) and power (e.g., accelerated coordination as a means of control).

Title Details
Designing Policy Resilience: Lessons from the Affordable Care Act View Paper Details
Organisational Fad and Coordination Failure: The GTAZ and Anis Amri View Paper Details
Temporal Properties in Cross-Border Coordination: Sweden’s Combat Against Antimicrobial Resistance View Paper Details
Multilevel Governance and Coordination in Crisis Management View Paper Details