00000cab a22000004a 4500 IPP-00000302701 IPP 20200124135230.0 200124s2018 xx d | ||r |||||eng|| eng Raquiza, Maria Victoria R. The mainstream discourse on good governance for developing countries issues and challenges 2018 tables Good governance is widely viewed as a requisite to achieving economic growth and development especially for developing countries. Amidst the variety of good governance discourse given the elasticity of its definitions and dimensions, the dominant one is that championed by international financial institutions, in particular the World Bank and, oftentimes, the economic policy elites in a number of developing countries. This governance paradigm essentially seeks to enhance a country's market operations and articulates the institutional requisites to make this happen. There are many conceptual, methodological, and practical including implementation-issues, however, that afflict the mainstream good governance paradigm, raising serious questions about its intellectual moorings and relevance for developing countries. Good governance Good governance Theory and practice Cooperative governance Public administration Economic aspects Philippine Journal of Public Administration Vol. LXII, no. 1 (Jan. 2018 - Jun. 2018), 81-108 UPD DCPA Article FI