However, in order to realize the same, management must undertake cultural transformation, incorporate technologies in workflow, let users decide the uses, ensure right participation such as by targeting tech savvy and respected opinion leaders, and strike the right balance of freedom and control.
As did Goldilocks, school teachers, administrators, counselors and others seem to have a formula of "just right" participation that is not too much but not too little; not too pushy but not too passive; not too directive but not uninformed.
The National Research Council, for instance, distinguished five steps: (1) getting the science right, (2) getting the right science, (3) getting the right participation, (4) getting the participation right, and (5) developing accurate, balanced, and informative synthesis [ 35].
"This constitution ensures our identity, rights, participation and inclusion; a better path ahead for Nepalese LGBTs," said Sunil Pant, a gay rights activist.
Of this money, Burnaby Investments Ireland spent €9.8m buying four "ERPAs," which are explained as players' "economic rights participation agreements", with two clubs.
People of good will may reach different judgments about the morality of different actions, whether related to sexual conduct, immigrants' rights, participation in war and so on.
Company documents in the UK, Jersey and Ireland strongly suggest that Chelsea are working in partnership with José Mourinho's Portuguese agent Jorge Mendes, and the US company Creative Arts Agency, who buy "economic rights participation agreements" in footballers playing for other clubs outside the Premier League.
Even if Chelsea did, and are indeed involved in buying and selling "economic rights participation agreements" of players at other clubs, they seem not to be breaking Premier League rules because none of their players are third-party owned.
CAA, an agency which from its Los Angeles headquarters predominantly represents Hollywood actors and rock bands, is understood to have ventured into the lucrative world of football in 2010-11, and is involved with three players' "economic rights participation" funds.
The most recent accounts for this Irish company show that at 31 December 2012 it had £15m worth of "economic rights participation agreements", and that money moved between companies described as "QSI" and "QSI II".
In Hanson and Nieuwenhuys, Reconceptualising Children's Rights, participation is explored through three interrelated concepts (livings rights, living history and translation) and it is emphasised that children's rights need to be contextualised rather than universal.
