Governance – ‘Lost in Translation’

Good governance is based on certain core principles. On the face of it, they’re really common sense and, one would think, easily understood. However, mankind can always find a way to surprise.

In this collection of case studies, the author not only demonstrates how the application of these principles can become unnecessarily convoluted and misunderstood but also the significance of the consequences of such follies. Learning from others’ mistakes is not only more interesting but also more memorable in understanding the nature and objectives of core governance principles.

Set out in an easy-reading format, this handbook is a useful, practical guide for students, academics, management, executives, board members of all organisations, governments and national regulators alike.