The Oxford Handbook of Public Accountability¶
Bovens, M., Goodin, & Schillemans, T. (2014). The Oxford Handbook of Public Accountability. Oxford University Press.
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- Accountability
- Post-WWII human rights frameworks introduced international accountability mechanisms (war crimes tribunals, truth commissions) for violations of fundamental norms, even by state actors, which Bovens, Goodin, and Schillemans (2014) catalog as transnational and supranational extensions of the public-accountability template
This sourceState-of-the-art overview cataloguing public-accountability mechanisms across domains and scales, including transnational/supranational and international extensions of the public-accountability template.
- Post-WWII human rights frameworks introduced international accountability mechanisms (war crimes tribunals, truth commissions) for violations of fundamental norms, even by state actors, which Bovens, Goodin, and Schillemans (2014) catalog as transnational and supranational extensions of the public-accountability template
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