By using phenomenology of interpretive paradigm as a research design, the results of the study indicate that the accountability of the political party in the practices of the local election of Jombang City is categorized into three forms, which are accountability of the quality of politician candidates, legal accountability, and accountability of campaign funds.
Research into the effect of open peer review has found numerous benefits, the most important of which are accountability, fairness, and giving credit to reviewers for their efforts [ 5- 7].
Although accountability is an ongoing process, there is also an annual milestone which is called Accountability day.
The risk is always there that authorities will interpret the act too broadly, which is why the accountability and review questions are so important".
But responsibility involves accountability, which is something, in this case, that appears to be badly lacking.
This includes questions of accountability, which is an integral element of local democracy.
What is missing, even more than a precise attribution of responsibility, is any notion of accountability, which is what the Mothers of Srebrenica seemed to be asking for.
As the system's second-in-command, he will oversee teaching, learning and accountability, which is where much of his experience at the Education Department has been centered.
"I think more transparency, more disclosure, produces more accountability, which is a good thing," said Mr. Gioia, who is No. 9 on the list.
"It's a lot more accountability, which is why it's scary for physicians," said Dr. Mark McClellan, a former head of Medicare under George W. Bush.
