Exploring Media-Covered Accountability of Public Agencies

Liability for Public Agencies

D uring the tim e that I have held the office of A ttorney G eneral for the State of Ind iana , it has becom e clear to m e, and I am sure to all o ther attorneys in the state who defend public highw ay agencies in the field of tort litigation, tha t there has been a consistent and dram atic increase in lawsuits filed by drivers and passengers of vehicles who sustain injury as a result of accid...

Public Accountability of Autonomous Public Organizations

Intelligent management of intelligence agencies: beyond accountability ping-pong.

The intelligence community (IC) is asked to predict outcomes that may often be inherently unpredictable-and is blamed for the inevitable forecasting failures, be they false positives or false negatives. To move beyond blame games of accountability ping-pong that incentivize bureaucratic symbolism over substantive reform, it is necessary to reach bipartisan agreements on performance indicators t...

Presenting a public accountability model based on the use of social media in public universities of medical sciences and hospitals and medical centers in Tehran

Background: Social media is one of the low cost tools used by many organizations. The purpose of this qualitative research is to present a public accountability model based on the use of social media in public universities of medical sciences in Tehran. Materials and Methods: The present study was performed using Clark's position data analysis method. In-depth interviews were conducted with 21...

Mass Media and Political Accountability∗

Mass media can play a key role in enabling citizens to monitor the actions of incumbents and to use this information in their voting decisions. This can lead to government which is more accountable and responsive to its citizens’ needs. In spite of the intuitive plausibility of the proposition, there is comparatively little work in the political economy literature that scrutinizes the role and ...