Discomfort with the democratic credentials of the new governance can also lead people to search for new avenues of citizen participation or at least to try to enhance the older avenues of participation.
In addition, critical management components must be addressed, including governance and leadership, financial management, staff credentialing and human resource management, building safety, patient rights and ethics, medical records and information management, and quality and safety management.
For the chairwoman, they are key to a seven year programme to get the Dundee firm to the end of this decade in a niche for the long-term investor, focussed on backing companies with sound ESG credentials - environmental, social and governance.
The product provides a library of out-of-the-box policies for content-based metering, profile-based access control, credential mediation, protocol interoperability, and governance, security, compliance, and audit tools.
The Prime Minister has, quite rightly, spoken out about the need to combat corruption and gained credentials on the international stage by promoting the idea that good governance should be included in the new Sustainable Development Goals.
It is a difference that has little to do with the size of the campus, faculty credentials, breadth and scope of the curriculum, diversity of students or governance structure.
The results of recent elections clearly indicate that the electorate is rewarding good governance instead.Moreover, the Gandhi-cap wearing politicians who never tire of flaunting their secular credentials have not done enough over the years to lessen the plight of Muslims.
It was perhaps ironic that international agencies and Western donors began to emphasize good governance just as the proliferation of markets and networks posed questions about their own democratic credentials.
Despite their potential for positive change, young people often lack credentials and experience, and thus are often left out of policy making and governance discussions.
Here, Mr Mbeki's Africanist credentials trump his Nepad ambitions that African countries should help each other uphold standards of good governance, human rights and democracy, none of which Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe's president, seems to care much about.
