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Multi-stakeholder Partnerships for Sustainable Development: Does the Promise Hold?

In: Partnerships, Governance and Sustainable Development

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  • Frank Biermann
  • Man-san Chan
  • Aysem Mert
  • Philipp Pattberg

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This significant study discusses the emergence of partnerships for sustainable development as an innovative, and potentially influential, new type of governance. With contributions from leading experts in the field, the ‘partnership paradigm’ is discussed and the contributors explore the process, extent and circumstances under which partnerships can improve the legitimacy and effectiveness of governance for sustainable development.

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  • Frank Biermann & Man-san Chan & Aysem Mert & Philipp Pattberg, 2007. "Multi-stakeholder Partnerships for Sustainable Development: Does the Promise Hold?," Chapters, in: Pieter Glasbergen & Frank Biermann & Arthur P.J. Mol (ed.), Partnerships, Governance and Sustainable Development, chapter 11, Edward Elgar Publishing.
    • Handle: RePEc:elg:eechap:12817_11
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