Transparency¶
Hood, C., & Heald, D. (2006). Transparency: The Key to Better Governance?. Oxford University Press.
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- Transparency
- A system in which specified information about processes, decisions, or state is made available to defined audiences through defined mechanisms, decomposed in the framework of Hood and Heald (2006) along directional axes (transparency upward, downward, inward, outward) and the distinction between event-transparency and process-transparency.
This sourceDecomposes governance transparency into directional axes (upward, downward, inward, outward) and distinguishes event-transparency from process-transparency, providing the structural taxonomy of scope-audience-mechanism used by subsequent governance scholarship.
- A system in which specified information about processes, decisions, or state is made available to defined audiences through defined mechanisms, decomposed in the framework of Hood and Heald (2006) along directional axes (transparency upward, downward, inward, outward) and the distinction between event-transparency and process-transparency.
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