Making Communism Work: Sinicizing a Soviet Governance Practice

Making clinical governance work.

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Making clinical governance work.

This paper summarises a conference that took place at the Royal College of Physicians about the work of the Clinical Effectiveness and Evaluation Unit (CEEu) and the National Collaborating Centre for Chronic Conditions (NCC-CC). The importance of the clinical standards, audit, and evidence-based guidelines and their contribution to the clinical governance arena was acknowledged. In addition, co...

Making Capital Markets Work through Corporate Governance

Thinking Together: Making Communities of Practice Work

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Framing Bad Governance with Worse Governance: Evidence from Hungary’s Goulash Communism

This paper examines the consequences of comparisons people make between their own and other countries. Building on research on context dependent preferences and framing effects we propose a new approach to the study of international comparisons. We argue that domestic evaluation of governments depends on which benchmarks are made salient and thus, international comparisons diminish and not incr...