In the long run, therefore, group authority without group accountability is dysfunctional, and group authority with group accountability is unacceptable.
This development outcome also highlights the way in which group accountability and responsibility was reliant on individual accountability and responsibility, which is a necessary criterion for cooperative group learning (Johnson et al. 1991).
But it is a mistake to assign to customer-facing groups overall accountability for the design, delivery, and creation of a superior customer experience, thereby excusing those more distant from the customer from understanding it.
According to its website, the organization offers individual counseling and "[w]eekly meetings to provide help and encouragement through worship, Bible study, and small group sharing and accountability" for those who are "impacted by homosexuality".
Throughout their deliberations, some members of the group expressed concern about accountability for chemical pollution, citing examples of corporate and government culpability for improperly managed hazardous waste sites and other sources of chemical exposures.
They apply three basic principles: engage managers in solving the problem, expose them to people from different groups, and encourage social accountability for change.
In response to the November impasse France sent up an ad hoc group of nations committed to accountability for the use of chemical weapons, but, outside the UN, it has no powers.
But otherwise there has been little accountability for the group's crimes, which in addition to its killings include the exile of much of Iraq's Christian community from their ancestral homes in Nineveh, and the destruction of cultural heritage.
Activists and human rights groups are calling for greater accountability for sexual crimes committed during the conflict, ahead of a major global summit on the issue in London.
