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Multilevel governance
Organizational network
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Abstract
This article seeks to describe how the theory of multilevel governance can be a useful analytical model to examine the organizational networks that are formed around the issue of refuge. For this, it details how the theory emerged and how the typologies were elaborated that allowed observing its conception in different territories, pointing out processes of decentralization and interdependence. Finally, this theory rests on the refuge management model in Brazil and Portugal, with the aim of interpreting the reception structure and the organizational network that is created around a common objective.
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