An expert in academic governance noted that several of the largest higher education associations have jointly agreed on principles for selection of a president, with emphasis on cooperative work with the faculty because of a president's dual roles as an executive and an academic leader.
Knox answered that as long as her subjects found her rule convenient, he was willing to accept her governance, noting that Paul the Apostle had been willing to live under Nero's rule.
In his 126-page report into what he hails as the legitimacy crisis in sports governance, Geeraert notes behaviours more akin to a banana republic.
Criticizing a number of flaws in Hungarian democracy and governance, Bell noted that "wherever governments introduce restrictions on civil society organizations, to restrict the space for voices that might differ, we do not see a truly free society".
Corporate governance experts noted that Nissan's board had few independent members.
The other change in recent years, governance specialist note, is that directors are increasingly forcing out chief executives.
That's because multistakeholderism is simply a process, and "does not provide any guidance on substantive policy issues of Internet governance," Mueller correctly notes.
Mr Biden urged Ukraine to carry out painful but crucial reforms to make governance more transparent, noting that "corruption eats Ukraine like cancer".
In a long list of issues with Sports Direct's corporate governance, Manifest also noted that Sports Direct's board was not consistent with the code, which recommends at least half of non-executives are independent.
To paraphrase the noted governance adviser Sonny Corleone: this isn't politics, it's strictly business (or more precisely, the business of governance).
