Open AccessPopulism and the rise of hybrid governance models: Saving the multilateral cooperation
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İbrahim Öztürk,
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Publication year - 2022
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Dissertations/theses
DOI - 10.55271/pp0006
Subject(s) - hybridity , arbitrariness , adaptability , corporate governance , populism , political science , economic system , computer science , business , sociology , economics , law , management , epistemology , philosophy , politics , anthropology
As compared to the existing top-down and rigid hierarchical governance models, the hybrid governance models (HGMs), which allow loose and minimal institutional structure are in continuous flux, more flexible and adaptable to the external shocks. However, an inherent weakness in that “hybridity” approaches is their equalization of the irregularity, arbitrariness, and uncertainty with “high adaptability,” which invites populism into the discussion.