Governação pública em rede: contributos para sua compreensão e análise (em Portugal e Brasil)
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https://doi.org/10.11606/0103-2070.ts.2019.147567Palavras-chave:
Redes, Governação pública, Fatores críticos, Portugal, BrasilResumo
Este artigo pretende apresentar uma revisão crítica da literatura sobre a governação pública em rede, abordando as diferentes tipologias de redes, os seus benefícios e desafios, as principais abordagens teóricas e metodológicas do seu estudo e os fatores críticos para o seu sucesso, em particular nos contextos da governação pública em Portugal e no Brasil. A relevância da análise decorre de este modo de governação ser crescentemente usado em diversos países, mas ser ainda alvo de pouca atenção acadêmica e política, sobretudo em contextos com tradição de governação hierárquica, tal como acontece nesses dois países. Assim, consideram-se essenciais contributos para compreender este fenômeno e fomentar a sua análise em tais contextos.
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