Hybrid Forms of Governance

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xiii

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2. Introduction

   • Niels Åkerstrøm Andersen

   Pages 1-11

3. Suspension of Suspension: Notes on the Hybrid

   • Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos

   Pages 12-29

4. Avoiding Unambiguity: Tensions in School Governing

   • Justine Grønbæk Pors

   Pages 30-45

5. The Love Affair Between the Policy and the Voluntary Organizations

   • Anders la Cour

   Pages 46-63

6. Organizational Suspensions: A Desire for Interaction

   • Morten Knudsen, Holger Højlund

   Pages 64-84

7. The Suspension of Power in German Health Politics: Rising Demands and the Function of Suspension

   • Anna Henkel

   Pages 85-101

8. Management as a Temporal Hybrid

   • Christian Frankel, Niels Thyge Thygesen

   Pages 102-123

9. The Self-suspension of Government: Hybrid Reform Technologies as a Response to the Government’s Welfare State Conundrum

   • Lotte Jensen

   Pages 124-147

10. To Be or Not to Be a Head Teacher: The Need of Hybrids as Deparadoxification Machines

    • Camilla Sløk

    Pages 148-166

11. Who is the Monster? Welfare Agencies’ Suspension of Power

    • Helene Ratner, Kaspar Villadsen

    Pages 167-185

12. Hybridization, Change and the Expansion of Law

    • Inger-Johanne Sand

    Pages 186-204

13. To Promise a Promise: When Contractors Desire a Life-long Partnership

    • Niels Åkerstrøm Andersen

    Pages 205-231

14. Back Matter

    Pages 232-239

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This book is about how power communication inrecent years hasbegun to reflect on its own limits in a new way. It focuseson a number of areas within the welfare state and how power desires non-power. It looks at financial policy, voluntary policy, educational policy and public steering technologies.

• business
• Governance
• management
• organization

• Department of Management, Politics and Philosophy, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark

  Niels Åkerstrøm Andersen

• Faculty of Law, University of Oslo, Norway

  Inger-Johanne Sand

NIELS ÅKERSTRØM ANDERSEN Professor and Research Manager at Department of Management, Politics and Philosophy, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark. He works with systems theory, deconstruction, conceptual history and discourse analysis empirical embedded in welfare management.
INGER-JOHANNE SAND Professor at the Institute of Public and International Law at theUniversity of Oslo, Norway. Her work includes multidisciplinary research in general public law and in certain specific fields covering cross boundary themes in administrative and constitutional law, EU-law, environmental law, legal sociology andlegal theory.

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