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Public Administration Dictionary
Most first-year courses in public administration include debate on terminological issues. This dictionary aims to provide students, lecturers and practitioners with a resource manual for their dealings with the broad field of Public Administration. It also includes terminology for sub-disciplinary areas such as human resource management, information management and politics.
Civil Society Organisations and State-Owned Enterprises in South Africa: Promoting Accountability and Corporate Governance
This book examines the important role which civil society organisations in South Africa play in challenging poor corporate governance in state-owned enterprises and demanding better government accountability, transparency and citizen participation. The book provides a powerful examination of the shortcomings in corporate governance in South Africa's state-owned enterprises, highlighting how civil society organisations, as citizen representatives, can push for change. It examines the legal provisions used by civil society organisations in South Africa to advance good corporate governance and accountability in state-owned enterprises. The book demonstrates the need for an enabling legal environment for civil society organisations to challenge poor governance in state-owned enterprises. Also critical is enforcing laws, so those responsible for poor corporate governance in SOEs are held accountable. The book will be useful to policy advisors, public servants and social justice activists, as well as to postgraduate students and researchers who are interested in African governance and accountability.
Golem Family History, 1820-1987
Gottfried and Eva Golemiewski brought their family from Germany about 1867 to America. They did not stay in America but moved to Canada around 1870. They purchased land and settled in Sullivan township, Ontario. Most of their descendants remained in Canada with their grandchildren shortening their surname to Golem.
