1. Type of Governance
In my opinion, private self-governance is the most appropriate type of governance to describe the photo of Floating House. Private self-governance means that no intervention from the state. The policy formulation and implementation are completely in the hand of private sector, in this case is the family who lives in the Floating House. From the photo, it can be seen that they are free from the state intervention to live in the Floating House. It looks like they are free to build such a house which is look fragile and endanger the occupant, especially children since it has no safety fence that will keep the children fall into the water. There are also no restrictions from the state in placing the house close to the cliff, the position where it might be vulnerable to falling materials may fall from the cliff or
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As the state provide public goods and services, in the example above, the state provide security patrol. The interest of the state to the Floating House is to provide security. The photo might tell that the children is not accompanied by their parent which is might be work, so the state must ensure the security of the neighbourhood. The Floating House also important to the state as its existence determines where they should patrol. It is also important for the state as they use it as a tool for planning the budget in delivering the services. The Floating House has a great influence to the state especially in how the state delivering security patrol and how to improve the services. Performance of the state in delivering security patrol can be seen from the level of public satisfaction and it can be done through a survey. The result of the survey will influence the service deliver by the state. For example, if currently they do patrol once a day and after conducting a survey, evidently the people want the state to do twice a day patrol, then it will become the state concern to fulfil the people
Through the physical structure appearance of the neighborhood, there is a brick wall surrounding the neighborhood with only the front entrance to enter and leave the neighborhood. This seclude the area from the general public making it almost hidden except the front entrance. Mobile homes set tightly side by side one another in rows across the neighborhood. Homeowners are able to surveillance the front area of their homes to see any interaction happening. Another factor that does indicate the neighborhood to be safe is the public interaction around an area of the neighborhood which includes, a small playground with a basketball court, outdoor pool, a banquet room, and the manager’s office. The playground is an area where children play and interact with another. There are times when children are playing without any adult supervision, this suggests that parents believe it is safe enough to leave children alone at the playground. Also, it is near the manager’s office which monitors the neighborhood. Fortunately, my home is right in front of this area, so I am able to see any interaction going on by just looking through my window. As far as social control, the manager does regularly check the neighborhood to ensure that everything is going by smoothly. If there is any problem what so ever, then the manager sends out papers to inform the homeowners about any issue or new information. The neighborhood is relatively quiet with the
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