Cultural governance

Culture lies at the heart of governance. It informs a group’s rules and values about what is the ‘right way’ of exercising power and governing—and what is the ‘wrong way’. Cultural governance is governance of culture. The book examines the role of culture in promoting democracy and good governance. Increased participation in culture has an indirect impact on effective, democratic societies in a number of ways. The book also examines that for culture to promote democracy and good governance, actions should be taken towards cultural re-orientation with the aim of making it useful to our democracy and governance. 

Print ISBN: 9781682508008 | 150 $ | 2022 | Hardcover

Subject: Social Sciences

Editor:  Isabel Fernandes

About the editor: Isabel Fernandes holds a PhD in Entrepreneurship. Her research interest topics include global strategy; supply chain management; international business; technology management; culture & operations strategy. She is also an editor of several journals in her research areas. Her expertise includes race and gender intersectionality; racial and ethnic stereotypes; hypermasculinity; gender roles; assimilation; cultural factors in health care; sociology of food safety; attitudes about the functioning of the criminal justice system.