Governance

The Anti-Corruption Law has set clear objectives to eradicate bribery as a national cause and to emerge a clean government and good governance (Pyidaungsu Hlutaw, 2013). The Anti-Corruption Commission is the agency enforcing the Law. The emergence of the Law and the implementing agency were seen as an important step in the fight against corruption, but the effectiveness in their application…

argument for his idea of enlightenment, public/private divide, trade off between rational and physical productivity and finally international governance. He runs into problems however in that he fails to effectively quantify the means of acquiring his aspirational goals of perfect moral constitution, universal enlightenment as well as global cosmopolitan governance. The following section will outline first the public private divide followed by means not considered (harm principle) and the second…

In this paper, I will address whether the University of Northern Colorado Career Services where I intern this semester follows the Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education (CAS) policy or not. After having a one on one conversation with the Career Services Director, she made realize that Career Services used the CAS materials to conduct their 5-year program review. In this paper, I will not offer recommendations for ways the Career Services office might better meet CAS…

noninterference can be at odds with the old donors’ emphasis on promoting good governance as a precondition for development.” This challenge is particularly relevant for the Bretton Woods…

Effective governance and leadership, and recognition and incorporation of Indigenous models of governance, play an essential part in successfully overcoming the social, economic, and health disadvantages and development of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. In 2005, the Federal government implemented a new Indigenous policy, abolishing the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission, and transferring to mainstream government departments the responsibility for the delivery of…

in the governing process. The city of Brooklyn Park for example uses both traditional and nontraditional strategies such as neighborhood group initiatives, public meetings, flyers or the internet in its efforts to get the residents’ input in the governance process. To make these possible, practitioners must create structures through which the public can meet and deliberate on issues that affect them since in doing so, citizens don 't feel left out. Some of the outreach strategies that…

e variance in dimensions of government and governance from four core concepts that are further clarified. Functions of Government or Other Entity One of the first distinctions of the two paradigms is the change in function of government. Traditionally, government is the exclusive actor – determines the problem, creates policy/programs and delivers services to address the problem (Salamon, 2002; Frahm & Martin, 2009; Campbell, 2015). It serves as the dominant entity regulating and providing the…

Internet Governance According to WSIS, “A working definition of Internet governance is the development and application by governments, the private sector and civil society, in their respective roles, of shared principles, norms, rules, decision-making procedures, and programs that shape the evolution and use of the Internet (WSIS, 2005).” As Vint Cerf once said "There are some big issues coming. Remember governance is a very, very big word that includes law enforcement, human rights, and…

After reading John Locke’s Second Treatise of Government and William Shakespeare’s play The Tempest, readers witness two vastly different forms of governing. One of The Tempest’s main characters, Prospero, perceives himself as the only one fit to be the sole bearer of power. This form of thinking may be due to his upbringing where he originally had a copious amount of control. Locke on the other hand, trusts people’s rights to be held in the hands of the people. There are a few examples in…

Shared governance involves collaboration, problem-solving, and accountability, with the objective of higher staff satisfaction, proficiency, and patient outcomes. It is working together as a team to expand nursing in all scopes of practice. The International Council of Nurses (ICN) believes that nurses are key to improving access to quality and cost-effective care and to enhancing the health of populations (Benton, 2012). Much like health in a person represents more than the absence of disease,…