Handbook on Measuring Governance

Edited by Peter Triantafillou, Professor of Public Administration and Politics, Department of Social Sciences and Business, Roskilde University, Denmark and Jenny M. Lewis, Professor of Public Policy, School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Melbourne, Australia

Contents:

Introduction to the Handbook on Measuring Governance 1
Peter Triantafillou and Jenny M. Lewis

PART I HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF MEASURING GOVERNANCE
1 State formation and statistics 15
Cosmo Howard
2 Quantification and global governance 31
Isabel Rocha de Siqueira
3 New Public Management, performance measurement, and measuring
for governance 45
Jenny M. Lewis
4 The constitutive effects of measuring governance 62
Peter Dahler-Larsen

PART II THEORETICAL APPROACHES TO MEASURING GOVERNANCE
5 Theoretical approaches to measuring governance: public administration 80
Sorin Dan
6 Measuring governance: a political science perspective 96
B. Guy Peters
7 The sociology of measurement 111
Radhika Gorur
8 Governmentality and the measuring of governance 125
Peter Triantafillou

PART III METHODS FOR MEASURING GOVERNANCE
9 Approaches and methods for measuring governance: comparing major
supranational institutions 138
Andrea Bonomi Savignon, Lorenzo Costumato and Fabiana Scalabrini
10 Measuring the quality of collaborative governance processes 156
Joop Koppenjan
11 A framework for measuring the effects of policy processes on health
system strengthening 172
Fabiana da Cunha Saddi, Stephen Peckham, Peter Lloyd-Sherlock and
Germano Araujo Coelho
12 Measuring micro-foundations of governance: a behavioral perspective 187
Sjors Overman, Emma Ropes and Wouter Vandenabeele
13 Criteria-based measurement of collaborative innovation and its impact
on public problem solving and value creation 204
Jacob Torfing, Andreas Hagedorn Krogh and Anders Ejrnæs
14 Using collaborative performance summits to help both researchers and
governance actors make sense of governance measures 216
Scott Douglas

PART IV FIELDS OF MEASURING GOVERNANCE
15 Measuring active labour market polices 230
Niklas Andreas Andersen, Flemming Larsen and Dorte Caswell
16 Governance in public health care: measurement (in)completeness 244
Margit Malmmose
17 Made to measure: how central banks deliver performances of their
worth and why unconventional monetary policy is reversing the burden
of proof 260
Timo Walter
18 We treasure what we measure: global development cooperation and the
Sustainable Development Goals 274
Katja Freistein
19 Measuring democracy: capturing waves of democratization and autocratization 289
Marianne Kneuer

Index