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Eight papers call for an examination of the governance of organizations, whether one probes the crises in the experience of large corporations, in education, in health care, in science and technology systems, or in military affairs.
Contents / Matières
Introduction. An Unsolicited Report to Canada's Leaders
The Changing Scenario in International Governance
On Hemispheric Governance
To Whom Should Corporations Be Responsible? Some Ideas for Improving Corporate Governance
The End of Internal Empire: The Emerging Aboriginal Policy Agenda
Gouvernance et sociΓ©tΓ© civile
The Governance of Science
Governance in Health Care: Dysfunctions and Challenges
Challenge to Military Culture from Living in the 21st Century
Notes on Contributors / Notices biographiques des collaborateurs
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