It includes, but goes well beyond, the core MDG business of health, education and poverty, and encompasses infrastructure, property rights, governance, violence and personal safety, an end to discrimination, and gender equality.
This argument is tested and developed in the issue space of intellectual property rights governance.
Jon Healey is the is the deputy editor of the editorial pages, editing his colleagues' copy and contributing pieces about healthcare policy, technology, intellectual property, corporate governance and other business issues.
Here we investigate the structural properties of governance of global nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) cycles, two processes in the 'planetary boundaries' framework.
China still needs to show less government influence over its businesses, including those in the financial sector, and to adopt transparent laws on corporate governance, property and bankruptcy to be eligible for market economy status, the commission said.
While not directly touching the third rail of New Jersey governance – property taxes – Corzine's reform of the school funding formula (passed and signed in January 2008) resulted in significant relief to many New Jersey towns with outsize school costs but limited tax base.
These statements can be further grouped under four main categories: societal benefit, intellectual property, safety, and governance.
While John Locke wrote about ownership of property and its governance in 1690 [ 41], it is usually Paul Anthony Samuelson, the first American to win the Nobel Prize in Economics who is credited with being the person who introduced the notion of public goods and private goods [ 42].
The society's rule was revised a number of times until, in 1263/64, Pope Urban IV issued a rule permitting common ownership of property, greater self-governance for the order, and other concessions.
