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Last Podcast on Stakeholder Democracy - Designing Successful multi-stakeholder partnerships

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This is the latest podcast from the Stakeholder Democracy Representative Democracy in,a Time of Fear book, and it's based on the chapter  by Susanne Salz, Bernd Lakemeier, Laura Schmitz and Jana Borkenhagen A multi-stakeholder partnership (MSP) brings together various stakeholders willing to contribute to sustainable development. In themselves, MSPs are complex, with no one-size-fits-all approach to their design and operation. This chapter gives practical tips along the process of: (i) initiating,  (ii) institutionalizing and  (iii) assessing the impact of MSPs.  The tips on the first steps in MSPs elaborate on how to find potential partners, initiate a partnership, and tackle challenges along the way (i). Once an MSP is operational, its institutionalisation helps define a governance structure and general rules, as well as approach the question of funding (ii). Lastly, the chapter identifies the potential impact of MSPs and outlines ways to assess their impact, usin...

My new book Stakeholder Democracy: Represented Democracy in A Time of Fear out July 9th

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My new book Stakeholder Democracy: Represented Democracy in A Time of Fear (Routledge) is on advance order on amazon - out July 9th.   I would also like to thank my co-authors J an-Gustav Strandenaes, Carolina Duque Chopitea, Minu Hemmati, Susanne Salz, Bernd Lakemeier, Laura Schmitz, and Jana Borkenhagen for their chapters - which are awesome!! While underscoring that my co-authors do not necessarily agree with the chapters written by other people. The book will be out in July for the High Level Political Forum where we will be launching the book. Let me share with you the introduction for the book...and a few reviews out already. “A revolution is coming — a revolution which will be peaceful if we are wise enough; compassionate if we care enough; successful if we are fortunate enough — But a revolution which is coming whether we will it or not. We can affect its character; we cannot alter its inevitability.” (Kennedy, 1966) A changing world The ...