The London School of Economics will focus in depth on socio-economic analysis, visions, and strategies, building a bridge between societal demands, governance, and new media and new technology.
More fundamentally, what is happening in Halabja demonstrates that even amid a new "Kurdification" of the Middle East political map, there are many Kurds demanding governance that goes beyond a simple ethnic rationale for rule.
The former head first alienated scientists with his corporate approach and later drew fire for questionable expenses and other practices that resulted in Congress demanding governance reform (ScienceNOW, 26 March 2007).
To begin to reverse some of 2018's poor performance, asset managers should consider the choice of how the small incremental cost of taking an activist posture and demanding governance accountability on data and technology can improve fund returns and justify "active" fees to customers.
If we expect to be a self-governing people, we need to demand selfless governance by those we elect.
Those investors, though now state-owned, will eventually demand better governance of the companies they invest in, and fewer government limits on their growth.
In India, voters are starting to demand good governance, and vigorous social movements against injustice — caste oppression, sexual violence and environmental degradation — are making a dent.
Web-based technology continued to offer increasing numbers of people the ability to share standardised data and statistics to demand better governance and strengthen accountability.
The project has given the people capacity to plan, seek their rights and demand good governance and accountability, which is all very good.
However, delivery of public services, entitlements and regulation demand functional governance mechanisms that negotiate the limited resources and capacities to deliver outcomes.
Increased coastal pressures demand better governance and this study adopted a dimensional analysis to produce a local management framework for harbour porpoise populations.
