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Polycentric Orders and the Governance of Public Economies
2010
Transnational Corporation Review
This paper provides a working definition of polycentric orders as a governance system that allows overlapping jurisdictions and a certain degree of autonomy to consumers of public goods. The definition clarifies that polycentricity is not a static but rather a dynamic property of polycentric orders that enables spontaneous governance changes. The paper also relates the concept of polycentricity to other organizational literatures in economics and sociology, and notes the similarity between
doi:10.1080/19186444.2010.11658231
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