Module One, Lecture Four: Governance Professor Kerry E. Howell

 Explains numerous Phenomenon  Hierarchy Governance  Market Governance  Network Governance  Community Governance

 Process and Outcomes  Co-ordination  Steering and Leadership  Sovereignty  Levels of Governance

 International  European  National  Regional  Sub-national  Corporate  Individual (dealt with in categorical imperative lecture)

 Globalisation  Global Capitalism  Nation-State  EU and Europeanization

 Market Efficiency  EU as supranational governance  Europeanization  Domestication

 European Union  Member States  Sovereign States  Sub National Interests

 Many reports regarding Corporate Governance.The question is why?  Governance necessary in most situations  Debate been going on for millennia (How ought we live in communities)  How ought we be governed?

 Stakeholdership  Shareholdership

 Governance  Strategic Leadership  Ethical  Regulation

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