First, whereas A4R can be considered as a continuous democratic governance approach based on reasons that any stakeholders brings into play, MCDA requires a higher level of competence for its interpretation.
"Poor governance, continuous hostility with India and the cold war have all accounted for the destruction of Pakistan"s social structure and the rise in influence of the extremists," Lt Gen Talat Masood, a former defence secretary pointed out yesterday.
Universities are also making continuous changes in technology in administration, governance and teaching.
Hans-Christoph Hirt of Hermes said: "VW's continuous disregard of fundamental corporate governance principles may have contributed to the emissions scandal.
The relationship between KDD and governance is a continuous feedback cycle that enables ongoing development of new information and knowledge as stakeholders identify emerging needs.
My Working Paper shows how the counterparties in credit derivative contracts do not have this continuous investment problem or these governance problems, unless, of course, they are insurance companies, and how insurance regulation would be futile in any event.
Reflexive, participatory and multilevel governance, in a continuous process of its adjustment, needs therefore to be developed to enable forestry decision-makers to consider existing opinions and behavioural patterns of the diverse stakeholders who drive the forestry change and respond to it.
This paper conceptualises European governance as a continuous series of collective action games among national regulators.
The three pulses of IUU fishing appear to correspond to a number of adaptations in modus operandi of IUU fishing operators, although we also observed a continuous adaptation as measured in governance capacity of flag states (Fig. 5).
They form the oldest continuous series of records concerning English governance kept by the English, British and United Kingdom governments, covering a span of about 700 years.
