Thus, attempts have been made to re-establish the reflexive potential of research and to reaffirm the political dimensions of oversight, accountability and governance functions.
It makes no sense to contrast a company, the "main aim" of which is to make money for its shareholders, with a philanthropic corporation which, as you say, "explicitly set out to create a better world".Andrew Carnegie attempted to add a dimension of moral accountability to American capitalism.
The Resource Governance Index suggested in 2013 that Latin America on average exhibited satisfactory performance in some dimensions of its transparency and accountability in natural resources.
It brings new positive dimensions to the work, great degree of accountability and most of all the co-lead provides credibility to the cluster".
It examines four dimensions of regulatory governance: autonomy, transparency, accountability, and bureaucratic quality.
"Lonely Hearts" adds the dimensions — of everyday life, of moral accountability — that nastily foreshortened exploitation movies like "Honeymoon Killers" leave out.
A 2008 study by McKinsey found that companies with greater numbers of women in senior management scored higher than lower-ranked counterparts on nine dimensions of organization, such as leadership, accountability and innovation, and that higher- scoring companies were more likely to have above average earnings and financial valuations.
Of the four dimensions of regulatory governance, the autonomy and accountability were, on average, more developed than decision-making process and regulatory tools.
This paper addresses the analysis of the dimensions of the quality of democracy: horizontal accountability, specifically that which occurs between the executive and legislature in the case of Paraguay.
We used the former metric because the WGI project appraised countries using indicators of six dimensions of governance: 1. voice and accountability, 2. political stability, 3. government effectiveness, 4. regulatory quality, 5. rule of law, and 6. control of corruption.
Our results exhibit how the lay public wrestles with understanding the social, political, and ethical implications of SAI field trials in multiple dimensions, namely, accountability, controllability, predictability, and desirability.
