The article analyzes the features of public administration school. Today, a school cannot exist separately from needs and interests community, but it can be driver its development implementation. In this case, model socially active effective, which aims not only to provide educational services students, also develop involve parents community members in solving social other problems that communi...

Most hospitals and health agencies in developed countries, whether in the private or public sector, have 'advisory committees' or 'boards of management'. Members of these bodies have significant responsibilities for the management of their organisations, but usually serve on these bodies on a part-time and voluntary basis. They may or may not have specific expertise in health care or management...

Recently, the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO) took a major step forward in strengthening its journals program with the addition of a third title, Translational Vision Science & Technology (TVST). Along with TVST, ARVO’s family of journals now includes Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (IOVS) and, of course, Journal of Vision (JOV). Together, they cover all...

This article examines the diversity of tactical interventions that transpired at Whitney Museum American Art in 2019, culminating resignation vice-chairman its Board Trustees. Instead accepting myth museum neutrality, activist campaign, spearheaded by action-oriented movement Decolonize Place, treated as a site ideological struggle, permeated inner divisions and conflicting interests. Through t...

Pension de-risking strategies have been widely adopted by firms with defined-benefit (DB) pension plans to reduce risk. This paper investigates the influence of board composition on within UK, focusing particularly three strategies: changes asset allocations, switches from DB defined-contribution (DC) and buy-ins buy-outs. Our findings suggest that larger boards more independent directors are l...