The current development of the economy and state banking system provokes significant changes in functioning banks, especially conditions economic political instability. Rapid response to external internal factors that affect business is main task bank’s management entity. That why issue becomes significant, which determines relevance chosen topic feasibility carried out research for issue. arti...

BY MICHAEL W. PEREGRINE AND JAMES R. SCHWARTZ T he year 2009 witnessed an extraordinary series of developments in nonprofit corporate and charitable trust law as they affect the governance and operation of hospitals and health care systems. This is consistent with a decade-long trend that has made corporate law and governance key legal feasibility considerations for nonprofit organizations. The...

This research examines the philosophy of disciplinary punishment in terms definition punishment, principles governing it, types penalties imposed by Board Discipline Teaching Staff and manner which is set up to impose on university faculty The main objective this show extent these sanctions contribute achieving compatibility a fair balance between public interest that relates proper functioning...

On behalf of all the members of the new Editorial Board I would like to thank the Governing Board of the Hellenic Society of Gastroenterology for giving us the opportunity to work for this Journal. The new Editorial Team of Annals of Gastroenterology comprises four Assistant Editors who will assist me in this hard task and 31 Section Editors, all selected as the most experienced scientists and ...

— International advocacy NGOs (IANGOs) are increasingly important actors in the international arena. This paper provides a comparative analysis of the cases of ten IANGOs that operate in diverse advocacy contexts, including development, environment, governance, human rights, and constituent support. It examines the patterns of governance, organizational architecture, and advocacy effectiveness ...

Progress towards a healthier world requires strong political action, broad participation and sustained advocacy. The World Health Organization Global Oral Health Programme (WHO GOHP) has worked hard over the years to put oral health high on the health agenda of policy and decision makers worldwide. In 2007, the WHO was given a unique mandate for strengthening the work for oral health by its two...

Performance   evaluation in regular periods is one of the ways in which organizations can   evaluate their performance as well as weak and strong points unifiedly and   precisely. These days, mathematical models are also used to evaluate the   efficiency and productivity of various units. These units are a collection of   education, research and service activities as input and output factors an...

This study investigates the moderating effect of firm size in the relationship between corporate governance (board size, board independence and ownership concentration) and banks’ risk-taking (insolvency risk and credit risk). Secondary data (annual reports) was collected from a sample of 21 Malaysian commercial banks covering the 2005–2014 accounting period. An empirical model using pooled ord...