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From policy coherence to 21st century convergence: a whole-of-society paradigm of human and economic development

Dubé, Laurette ; Addy, Nii A. ; Blouin, Chantal ; Drager, Nick

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2014-12, Vol.1331 (1), p.201-215 [Periódico revisado por pares]

United States: Blackwell Publishing Ltd

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  • Título:
    From policy coherence to 21st century convergence: a whole-of-society paradigm of human and economic development
  • Autor: Dubé, Laurette ; Addy, Nii A. ; Blouin, Chantal ; Drager, Nick
  • Assuntos: Agriculture ; Anchors ; Coherence ; Convergence ; Delivery of Health Care - trends ; Demography ; Developing Countries ; Economic Development ; Government ; Health Policy ; Human ; human development ; Humans ; Income ; Industry ; Markets ; Models, Economic ; Nutrition Policy ; Policies ; Population ; Society ; Socioeconomic Factors ; whole-of-society
  • É parte de: Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2014-12, Vol.1331 (1), p.201-215
  • Notas: istex:939B8A1B36F3C288CA5D7423111E1037105098AF
    Fonds Québécois de la recherche sur la société et la culture
    Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council
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  • Descrição: The 20th century saw accelerated human and economic development, with increased convergence in income, wealth, and living standards around the world. For a large part, owing to the well‐entrenched Western‐centric linear and siloed industrialization pattern, this positive transformation has also been associated with complex societal challenges at the nexus of agricultural, industrial, and health sectors. Efforts at cross‐sectoral policy coherence have been deployed with limited success. To go beyond what has been possible thus far, the whole‐of‐society (WoS) paradigm for human and economic development proposes a 21st century convergence where, instead of the rest (of the world) converging with the West, sectoral and cross‐sectoral efforts converge in their single and collective policy and action on a common target of human and economic development. In this paper, we first review and discuss contributions and limitations of policy coherence approaches. We then elaborate the institutional foundation of the WoS paradigm, taking as an anchor the well‐established model of polycentric governance that views individuals, and state, market, and community, forming society as part of the same complex adaptive system. Actors within such systems self‐organize into nested hierarchies that operate at multiple scales and move toward 21st century convergence of human and economic development.
  • Editor: United States: Blackwell Publishing Ltd
  • Idioma: Inglês
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