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Participatory governance for institutional transformation

Published:2022-10-28 Issue: Volume: Page:0-0
ISSN:2475-6644
Container-title:Handbook of Research on Transforming Government, Nonprofits, and Healthcare in a Post-Pandemic Era
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This paper is aimed to analyze the institutional transformation of participatory governance from the socio-intercultural perspective and interethnic relationships. The analysis of the public culture assumes that socio-intercultural and interethnic relations is a broader social field considered in the context of the analysis of the institutions of governance to understand the social institutions and events. The method used is the reflective analytical based on the literature review and empirical study. It is concluded that these institutional transformations of participatory governance have been sourced and evolved into a governance structure to govern the behaviors of the communities, organizations, leaderships, and members

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