Abstract
Collaborative governance is a broad concept that includes many forms of collaborative arrangements among various actors that differ in their nature, objectives, and types of interactions. This article empirically illustrates how, despite being understudied in the literature on collaborative governance, the “place” dimension (used here to refer to territory as a collective subject) can serve as a backbone that provides a distinctive logic and dynamic, bringing about a specific collaborative governance model — one that is especially relevant in the context of collaborative initiatives by regional governments. We describe a series of necessary features for place-based dynamics to emerge. The article seeks to share a conceptual framework that distinguishes between government-centred and place-based approaches to collaborative governance which can be used as a reflective tool for facilitators of collaborative governance. The framework relies on two empirical cases employed to illustrate its application.
La gobernanza colaborativa es un concepto que incluye muchas formas de acuerdos de colaboración entre una amplia gama de actores que difieren en su naturaleza, objetivos y tipos de interacciones. Este artículo ilustra empíricamente cómo, aunque ha sido poco estudiada en la literatura sobre gobernanza colaborativa, la dimensión territorial (que interpretamos definiendo al territorio como sujeto colectivo) puede ser una columna vertebral que proporciona una lógica distintiva y un conjunto de dinámicas que se combinan para articular un modelo de gobernanza colaborativa específico, uno que es especialmente relevante en el marco de los intentos de colaboración de los gobiernos regionales. En este artículo diferenciamos, por lo tanto, entre región y territorio y describimos una serie de características que deben estar presentes para que surjan dinámicas territoriales. El artículo comparte un marco conceptual que diferencia el enfoque de gobernanza centrada en el gobierno, de la gobernanza colaborativa territorial. Proporcionamos así una herramienta reflexiva para los facilitadores de la gobernanza colaborativa. El marco se ha construido sobre la base de dos experiencias facilitadas por los autores.
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Onati International Institute for the Sociology of Law
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