Bentzen and Johnsen offer key insight into how trust-based leadership plays out across multiple organizational levels - politicians, administrators and frontline leaders - and identify concrete pathways for a complementary interplay between trust and control. The book examines the paradoxes that emerge when trust and control are rebalanced and shows how organizational actors can cope constructively with these persistent tensions.

Trust and Control within Governance is an essential read for students and scholars in governance, public administration, and public management. It is also highly relevant for policy-makers and practitioners specializing in trust reforms, leadership and change management in the public sector.

This book uses Edouard Glissant's concept of the transfer and the transplant to examine Jacques Derrida and Albert Memmi's distinctive relationships to French colonialism.

Both the transfer and the transplant undertake the work of reconciling oneself with the place of first habitation, the process of dislocation, and the new place of habitation. In Glissant's definition, the transplant makes an effort to maintain the culture of first place of habitation, while the transfer attempts to form a relationship with the new place of habitation. The essays featured in this volume designate Memmi, the Tunisian, as the transplant while Derrida, the Algerian, struggles with the difficulties of the transfer. By engaging with the work of these three figures, this book presents a triangulation of Mediterranean-Atlantic-metropolitan French philosophical thought.

Politics, Philosophy, Culture contains a rich selection of interviews and other writings by the late Michel Foucault, many of which are hard to find. Drawing upon his revolutionary concept of power as well as his critique of the institutions that organize social life, Foucault discusses literature, music and the power of art while also examining concrete issues such as the Left in contemporary France, the social security system, the penal system, homosexuality, madness and the Iranian Revolution.

Taken together, the book provides a perfect companion to Foucault's best-known works, offering a fascinating insight into the mind and work of one of the twentieth century's most influential and controversial thinkers.

This Routledge Classics edition includes a new Preface by Lawrence D. Kritzman, , in which he situates Foucault's thought in the context of Donald Trump's presidency. It also retains his helpful original introduction to the anthology.

Chapters outline the contemporary state of tax harmonisation by exploring core topics of EU tax law such as tax collection, information exchange, dispute resolution, fiscal state aids and the taxation of passive investments. Acknowledging the overarching impact of international tax legislation on European strategies, the Research Handbook analyses how treaty freedoms and association trade agreements influence, and are resisted by, EU member state policy. With updated chapters on environmental law and corporate taxation, a diverse array of contributors from across Europe capture the essence of this dynamic area of EU law and present informed predictions for future policies and research areas.

This revised Research Handbook on European Union Taxation Law is an invaluable resource for scholars and students of European law, tax law and fiscal policy. Tax lawyers and practitioners seeking to develop their understanding of this rapidly evolving field will similarly benefit from its forward-thinking lens.

What does it mean to live freely, authentically, and responsibly in the twenty-first century? What use do we have for existentialism today? Is it just a tangle of irrational and individualist pessimism, or does it speak to our contemporary minds?

Stereotypically ascribed to the cliques of Bohemia, pretentious cafe dwellers and tyro philosophers, existentialism is probably the most misunderstood and caricatured of philosophical movements. Rather than offering a dry history of ideas or an angsty guide to intellectual despair however, Existentialism Now shows that existentialist understandings of concepts like freedom, embodiment, ambiguity, authenticity and responsibility speak urgently to the pressures and possibilities of contemporary modern life.

21 iconic quotations from Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, Beauvoir, Fanon, Sartre, Heidegger, Merleau-Ponty and others bring the electrifying force of existentialist thought to bear on our contemporary moment. Lines including: "One is not born, but rather becomes, woman", "Hell is other people", and "Remain true to the earth" offer pathmarks for navigating a world shaken by ecological crisis, political polarisation and technological acceleration, and are launch points for exploring gender, race, trauma, anxiety, technology, ecology, politics, violence, love, and the future of humanity. Ultimately, Nik Farrell Fox argues that we can overturn the misinterpretations that plague existentialism and find instead their renewed relevance to contemporary thought.

John R. Hipp evaluates innovative techniques such as measuring and estimating spatial mobility and the impact of the larger city context on neighborhood-level crime modeling. Chapters assess the importance of longitudinal data, neighborhood change and the feedback effects of crime in understanding why crime concentrates in some neighborhoods and not others. Posing key questions for scholars, the book debates the future direction of research on the social, spatial and structural forces that shape the geography of urban crime.

Rethinking Neighborhoods, Crime and Place is an invaluable resource for scholars and students of criminology and criminal justice, geography and sociology, especially those seeking a greater understanding of the relationship of crime to spatial scale. Practitioners and policymakers in urban planning, housing and policing will also benefit from its timely insights.

Key Features:

• Includes ready-to-use checklists, templates, and step-by-step guides
• Draws on relevant case studies, such as the Barnes Foundation and Gurlitt collection
• Covers cross-border complications, including foreign tax implications and export restrictions
• Proposes an 'emotional economics' approach which addresses both the financial value and personal attachments to art
• Emphasizes succession planning as an ongoing process that anticipates change in art markets, legal environments, and family dynamics

This Practical Guide is an essential resource for estate planning lawyers, art collectors, and wealth managers. Artists and art institution administrators will similarly benefit from its pragmatic approach and actionable insights.

Adopting a combination of value-, principle- and risk-based approaches to due process challenges, chapters introduce a comprehensive checklist and compliance scale. These tools are adaptable, technology-neutral and designed to assist platform operators, coders and regulators in improving their systems. Informed by human rights jurisprudence, the book grounds the compliance framework in risk assessment methodologies already adopted in data protection and AI regulation and analyses the position of consumers as weaker parties.

Built on an interdisciplinary theoretical foundation, Due Process in Blockchain Dispute Resolution is an essential guide for legal scholars and graduate students working at the intersection of law and technology, particularly those interested in digital governance, procedural justice and platform regulation. It is also beneficial for policymakers and regulators seeking to manage BDR platforms and ensure procedural safeguards.

Key Features:

• Over 130 entries from leading experts
• Divides lines of inquiry into three themes: philosophy of law, interdisciplinary studies and empirical or experimental research
• Explores key concepts and fundamental ideas underpinning the main schools of thought in legal philosophy and interdisciplinary movements relevant to law
• Presents accessible and authoritative entries on the most significant debates, ranging from work on the concept and the authority of law to established and emerging methods for the study of law and legal institutions

This Concise Encyclopedia is an essential resource for scholars and students of law, legal philosophy and legal theory. Legal analysts and practitioners interested in the development of legal theory will also benefit from its invaluable insights.