A Arnstein

A Crawford

A Esmark

A Ghosh

A Gilbert

A Roy

B Gruffydd Jones

BG Peters

C Folke

C Klaufus

C Lund

C Moser

C Shearing

C Vainer

Commission on Global Governance

D Harvey

D Levi-Faur

E Krahmann

E Ostrom

E Soja

E Swyngedouw

F Biermann

F Miraftab

FN Botchway

G Hardin

G Stoker

H Leitner

HM Füssel

IR Cook

J Beall

J Gupta

J Hönke

J Kooiman

J Maskovsky

J Robinson

J Torfing

JFM Koppenjan

K Bakker

K Ginther

K Jayasuriya

K Kern

K Meagher

K O’Reilly

M Castells

M Doornbos

M Geddes

M Hajer

M Sparke

MC Lemos

ME Keck

N Brenner

N Woods

R Jaffe

R Prince

RE Stren

S Fainstein

S Graham

S Parnell

T Goodfellow

TG Weiss

V Chhotray

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This chapter presents an overview of governance theories and discusses the emergence of governance as an analytical and a normative tool. It reviews theories that conceptualize the relations between different governance actors, including debates on interactive and hybrid governance, and presents different perspectives on the spatial dimensions of governance incorporating theories of multi-scalar governance. Specifically, the chapter focuses on how these debates on governance apply to the urban level and emphasizes what a geographical perspective might add to existing governance discussions. This chapter notes a number of contemporary conceptions of the city that operate as overarching goals of urban governance, including ideas of ‘just’, ‘smart’ and ‘sustainable’ cities

Gupta, J.

Verrest, H.

Jaffe, R.

International Migration, Integration and Social Cohesion online publications

Theorizing governance

Joyeeta Gupta

Hebe Verrest

Rivke Jaffe

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