The word 'misgovernance' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation in which a government or official is not governing properly. Example sentence: The country's citizens are frustrated with the misgovernance of their leaders.
But if misgovernance is not the cause of the general rise in executive pay, strengthening corporate governance is surely not the solution.It is, because the problem is not the general rise in pay but individual cases of abuse.
Where misgovernance has distorted pay, it should be put right.
Still, the typical manager has prospered and continues to do very nicely indeed (see article).But the widespread notion that this is the result of corporate misgovernance is wrong.
What could easily have been a catalogue of misgovernance and stupidity instead becomes a cheery corrective to modern paranoia.The second book, by Simon Briscoe, a journalist on the Financial Times, and Hugh Aldersey-Williams, a writer, aims to be more focused.
Never forget, the Karzai regime's misgovernance is the reason we're having to surge anew in Afghanistan.
Its conception was more eclectic but many sessions spoke strongly of tribal and mining rights and corporate misgovernance.
"Injustice, and misgovernance by officials," he said, adding, "It's possible, as long as injustice persists, it's possible to have another flare-up".
Hamas's upset election victory in 2006 was built largely on despair with the corruption, misgovernance and authoritarianism of the ruling Fatah, led by Yasser Arafat until his death two years earlier.
Many girls were raped, and girls and boys joined militias during a seemingly sectarian conflict that broadly pitted Muslims against Christians and animists, but that is more fundamentally rooted in economic and political exclusion and regional interference after decades of misgovernance and instability.
The four boys and two girls listening to Eric Mamboue's pep talk in Bangui, the capital of a country condemned to decades of conflict by geography, misgovernance and malice, might be forgiven for feeling a little overwhelmed, but they do actually cherish big hopes and dreams, and know that staying in school is the first step to achieving them.
But misgovernance also plays a major role.
