And, in one of the scariest passages for a mere voting citizen to read, her huge willingness to swing the doors of governance open to the unaccountable, unelected private sector, following the model of the Clinton Global Initiative.
Sorting out the wreckage Spring fever Making uncertainty pay Building on sand Atmospheric pressure Reprints Related items Japanese accounting: Spring feverApr 17th 2003 Corporate governance: Open the clubApr 17th 2003Early this year Mr McDonough said he would step down in July, but he was vague about his plans.
First, India's economy is opening up, and the firms most exposed to global competition tech giants, for instance—have the world-class governance and open cultures needed to command the trust of counterparties, investors and clients, to attract talent and to foster innovation.
That was what was important – not getting these kids to engage with democratic governance or open data, but to introduce them to each other.
Where fast-failing systems backed by venture capitalists leach value from urban economies; where automation halves the number of jobs available to humans; and where surveillance-driven governance replaces open, deliberative policy and planning.
Dotted line means two-way weak exchange of information between the water governance structures Open image in new window Fig. 2 Groundwater governance structure in Ubaruku village.
"The [OpenStack] Foundation is known for actually being very good and effectively seeding this kind of formalized, automated and documented governance in open source and the two should work together much closer.
I especially loved his chapter on corporate governance, which opens with his confession that he has been "an Apple junkie" ever since he bought his first Macintosh in 1984.
Worse, greed and graft have led Islamabad's ruling class to ignore large portions of the population, who remain illiterate, and their incompetent governance has opened the door to Islamists' offering average Pakistanis promises that the first Mayor Daley would have recognized — safe and orderly streets — not through machine politics but through the brutal application of Shariah law.
Recent changes in the institutional architecture of fisheries governance have opened new spaces for the participation of small-scale fishers to influence setting of the policy agenda, management practices, and monitoring strategies.
In my mind, cryptocurrency technology is a new form of governance; that opens up a wealth of possibilities — from making money and payments more efficient to creating powerful new forms of record-keeping, from enabling service-sharing services such as car rides to facilitating smart contracts between online appliances in the forthcoming Internet of Things.
