social justice
devolution
good governance
The concept of governance is as old as human civilization. In their 2002 article, “Comparing Governance across Countries and Over Time,” Goran Hoyden and Julius Court note that there are those who view governance, on the one hand, “as concerned with the rules of conducting public affairs, and on the other, those who see it as steering or controlling public affairs” (p. [Source: The Encyclopedia of Political Science; Good Governance]
corruption perceptions index
accountability (governance)
property rights
legitimacy
open government
consent
empowerment
governance
democracy and democratization
trust
evaluation of governance
democratization
capacity building
human rights
equity
social inclusion
new poverty research
civic virtue
public-sector management
gender equality
civic engagement
transparency
public administration
decentralization
civic capacity
concepts
institutional performance