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A major failure of scientific governance
BMJ, 2015Public inquiry is needed to learn from an egregious case Today The BMJ retracts a 1989 paper by R K Chandra,1 2 a Canadian scientist who recently lost a libel case against the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC). The broadcaster had accused him in television programmes of scientific fraud and financial deception.3 4 Chandra has had one other paper
Richard, Smith, Fiona, Godlee
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Market Failure and Government Failure
Cultural Dynamics, 1995Aaron Levine suggests that income distribution, risk management and product-pricing problems warrant government intervention. It is important to use a comparative-institutions approach in assessing the effects of government action designed to correct such 'failures' of the market.
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Governance failure, metagovernance and its failure
2020This chapter addresses the discovery of 'governance' as the complex art of steering multiple agencies, institutions, and systems that are both operationally autonomous from one another and structurally coupled through various forms of reciprocal interdependence. This discovery reflects the dramatic intensification of societal complexity that flows from
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Germany’s Road from Failure Governance to Governance Failure
2023Peeter Selg +2 more
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Market Failure Versus Government Failure
1999Chapters 1–4 of this book elaborated the perspective that the free and competitive market is an effective means of resolving the basic economic questions surrounding the use and allocation of scarce resources. However, in Chapter 5 we saw that once the implicit assumption that free markets are necessarily competitive is relaxed, established certainties
Chris Mulhearn, Howard R. Vane
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Government failure: does government failure occur?
The Business & Management Collection, 2019openaire +1 more source
From Governance Failure to Failure Governance: A Relational Approach to Governing Wicked Problems
2023Peeter Selg +2 more
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