and concern principles – for allocating responsibility for governance in a multi-level context of addressing sustainable … relevant stakeholders from local, national and global governance levels on themes which enabled analysis of the workability and … mutual complementarity of the three principles for allocating responsibility for governance, especially when culpability and …

and concern principles – for allocating responsibility for governance in a multi‐level context of addressing sustainable … relevant stakeholders from local, national and global governance levels on themes which enabled analysis of the workability and … mutual complementarity of the three principles for allocating responsibility for governance, especially when culpability and …

that due to dynamic changes, governance and institutions sometimes have to change if local communities are to survive …. Unfortunately, co‐evolution often is so difficult or so slow that the sustainability of communities is endangered. Gives examples …

The possibilities for good governance depends on institutional structures and the economic resources available for … ensuring governance. In some cases centralised governance structures are inefficient. In other cases, decentralised structures … resulted in the destruction of the environment. Thus centralised and decentralised governance structure have both merits and …

through a strong governance structure by practicing rule of law, eliminating corruption and a government that acts as a …

global governance are explored. An index of global government is presented to monitor these phenomena over time. …

Purpose – Since the 1990s, most bilateral and supranational donor agencies have been pursuing “good governance” as … their priority development policy. Yet, in their own evaluation, the speed of progress of this gargantuan governance project … occasionally supported by real world data and socio-political evidences. Since the paper uses Governance for Sustainable Human …

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is twofold: first, to add to the debate on governance and, second, to describe a … value set theory of the firm. Design/methodology/approach – The methodology has centred on good governance amongst employees … – management and workers alike. Findings – It is noted that committees are appointed in firms to ensure that good governance is …

Purpose – The main purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of the main institutional and governance issues … challenges to achieving sustainable levels of growth. Design/methodology/approach – This paper discusses the issues of governance … implications – This paper allows policy makers to take note of the main issues in governance and institution building. Originality …

regression. Findings – It is concluded that governance is important in the Portuguese non-profit sector. Several variables affect … highlights the urgent need for a code of governance practice to be introduced in this sector. Moreover, the paper integrates … recently, when there are heterogeneous across subjects and local IV are needed. Practical implication – A governance code …