Collaborative Governance

1. Introduction.- 2. Participatory Democracy and Collaborative Governance: Can They Go Together (against the State)?.- 3. Collaborative Governance through the Prism of Deliberative Democracy.- 4. A Threefold Perspective: Conditions for Collaborative Governance.- 5. Local Collaborative Governance-A Way to Circumvent an Outmoded Legal Framework?.- 6. Local Collaborative Governance: Creating Workplaces for Women in Minority Societies in Southern Israel.- 7. Example: A local collaborative initiative in Kiryat Malachi.- 8. Collaborative Regulation: Collaborative Governance in the Field of Regulation.- 9. Reducing Aspects of Collaborative Governance in Standardization Processes in Israel.- 10. Civil Society Organizations in Collaborative Governance: Cross-Sector Partnerships as a Test Case.- 11. The 5x2 Initiative for Expanding STEM Excellence in Israel: Collective Impact as a Model of Collaborative Governance.- 12. Example: The Regional Sustainability Partnership as a Collaborative Governance Arrangement.- 13. Conclusion: Collaborative Governance as an Arrangement for Shaping and Implementing Policy.

Neta Sher-Hadar is Lecturer in Administration and Public Policy at the Mandel School for Educational Leadership, Israel. Her areas of teaching and research include policy implementation, policy failures, policy analysis, public administration reforms, and public auditing. She is the academic co-director of a research study on collaborative governance at the Yaakov Chazan Center for Social Justice and Democracy at the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, Israel, and is a faculty member in the Department of Public Policy and Administration at Sapir Academic College, Israel.



Lihi Lahat is Lecturer in the Department of Public Administration and Policy at Sapir Academic College, Israel, and the academic co-director of the research group studying collaborative governance at the Chazan Center in the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, Israel. Her research focuses on the regulation of personal welfare services, trust and the emotional wellbeing of public-sector workers, the relationship between time and policy, and policy makers' perceptions of poverty.



Itzhak Galnoor is Senior Fellow at The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute and Academic Director of the Privatization Policy, Regulation and the Issue of Collaborative Governance project at the Chazan Center for Social Justice, Israel. He is a former Chair of the Israeli Political Science Association and Herbert Samuel Professor of Political Science (emeritus), Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel