The result is a sclerotic company, unable to create economic value (see my Corporate Governance posting).
In the fourth and final phase, the committees evaluated their implementation of the action plans, and measured their governance post-intervention using the same five self-assessment instruments.
Most of Burma's top government posts are held by military officers, many of whom have a frighteningly weak grasp of governance.
It emphasizes the broader relevance of the study for understanding issues of governance and post-conflict development in Sri Lanka.
Her model of global governance—"a post-sovereign alternative to the existing states system" (2000, 238)—entails a "decentred diverse democratic federalism" (253).
Rather than tackle the concrete problems of governance in post-Tito era, they led their people into war".
During this meeting, the British advisers "discussed the possibility of sharing UK experience on policing and governance in post-conflict areas".
Women, particularly Indigenous and marginalized women, remain underrepresented in the political governance of post-conflict societies [ 14]; yet, despite these limitations, women at the margins still exercise agency and contribute to social repair in post-conflict societies [ 15- 17].
Representative Tom Price, Republican of Georgia, mocked the way the delay was disclosed, saying, "Now we have governance by blog post, I guess".
The proposed treaty has been described by the eminent professor of governance Colin Crouch as "post-democracy in its purest form".
In the style of governance favoured by post-colonial elites, it is, in a certain sense, required of institutions that they do not work.
