This chapter examines Research Infrastructures (RIs) as complex, socially constructed meta-organisations that bring together autonomous yet interdependent partners. It explores the governance challenges arising from coordinating distributed nodes, managing common-pool resources, and balancing collective and individual interests. The chapter reviews key governance models adopted by European RIs, highlighting how formal rules, decision-making bodies, and organisational arrangements shape effectiveness and legitimacy. It argues that robust, multilayered governance is essential for sustaining collaboration.
Governance and Organisation of Research Infrastructures
Luca Brusati;
2026-01-01
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This chapter examines Research Infrastructures (RIs) as complex, socially constructed meta-organisations that bring together autonomous yet interdependent partners. It explores the governance challenges arising from coordinating distributed nodes, managing common-pool resources, and balancing collective and individual interests. The chapter reviews key governance models adopted by European RIs, highlighting how formal rules, decision-making bodies, and organisational arrangements shape effectiveness and legitimacy. It argues that robust, multilayered governance is essential for sustaining collaboration.File in questo prodotto:
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