Transplanting Instruments that Work: Four Practical Lessons on Eliminating Erroneous Assumptions
作者： Terry Van Dijk
DOI: 10.1080/14649350600984758
关键词: Intervention (law) 、 Spatial planning 、 Context (language use) 、 Resizing 、 Public economics 、 European union 、 Terminology 、 Land tenure 、 Law 、 Corporate governance 、 Economics
摘要: The enlargement of the European Union has triggered exchange spatial planning practices between East and West. Particularly on level policy instruments, intervention side spectrum, Western experts have been actively exporting their knowledge to new candidate member states. This seems logical in light many similarities old states, such as common history, similar land tenure concepts, characteristics challenges, course EU context which governance is embedded. However, there are several pitfalls that may cause experience lead disappointing or even negative results. Four discussed this article illustrated with examples from Central rural development. first pitfall lack sufficiently clear terminology frustrates successful export knowledge. When terms ill-defined, people ...
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