1	Governance: What It Is and Why We Should Care Tony Angiletta, Morrison Curator for the Social Sciences Updated 17 February 2006
2	Some Definitions & Bibliographies OED “By governance, we mean the processes and institutions, both formal and informal, that guide and restrain the collective activities of a group. Governance…by governments and…international organizations…private firms, associations of firms…NGOs…and associations of NGOs.” Nye & Donahue. Governance bibliography UNCRD bibliography Center for the Study of Global Change International Institute for Sustainable Development Governance themes
3	Some Definitions & Bibliographies Google Scholar entries for Governance
4	Governance Activities (Nye and Donahue, Governance in a Globalizing World, p.13)
5	Some associated terms Globalization Neo-liberalism Liberalization Democratization Privatization Cosmopolitanism Sovereignty Civil society Statism or state-centric Globalization from below vs. globalization from above Global governance
6	Governance Indicators World Bank Institute Smart Indicators Transparency International Corruption Index Freedom House Index of Freedom Second-generation Governance Indicators Social Capital and Governance
7	Governance Indicators (cont’d) “Failed States” index
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9	Stanford Indexes and Full-text EconLit SSCI WPSA Policy File CIAO JSTOR ProQuest Social Science Module
10	Stanford resources and beyond Academic Universe/Lexis-Nexis Business Source Premier for “corporate governance” Alternative Press Index and IDS Governance journal UNHCR Scout Report
11	Stanford resources and beyond Brookings Institution. Governance Research Topics. Stanford Institute for International Studies (SIIS). On governance. IFPRI. “Good governance vs. Bad governance”.