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- Government Programme as a Subject of Performance Measurement - Process and Politics
- Performance measurement was initially introduced in Finland as part of the Performance Management system of the Government agencies and Ministries in the early 1990's. At the time, lot of emphasis was put to the performance of the Government service delivery. In the 2000's the focus has moved more and more...
- White papers 2005-08-31
- Three Tests of Leadership
- This is an exercise to try in private. Try it on your CEO in public and you will certainly get noticed, mainly because you will find security escorting you off the building as fast as you can get your personal possessions into a black bin liner. This...
- Blog posts 2008-08-08
- B-School Buzz: Flaws of Chicago Booth, Improving LBS, Leaving Academic Life, and More
- Like most of her peers, MaybeMBA chose Chicago Graduate School of Business, now known as Chicago Booth, for its flexible curriculum and great academic standards. Even though she can't imagine redoing that decision, she offers an enlightening post that reveals the flaws of this top school and should be required...
- Blog posts 2008-12-08
- Obama Renews British Ties
- "Only On The Web": President Obama spoke in London, England to renew U.S.-British alliances, outlining economic and social goals and praising the world effort to sustain global economy.
- Videos 2009-04-01
- Gordon Brown: G20's Top Five
- "Only On The Web": British Prime Minister Gordon Brown welcomed President Obama ahead of the G20 world economic summit, outlining what he believes are the top five goals for worldwide financial recovery.
- Videos 2009-04-01
- Responsibility Vs. Blame
- "Only On The Web": President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown explain the breakdown of global markets and the steps required to upgrade financial systems and regulations.
- Videos 2009-04-01
- 'Cameron offers the soft option on reform'
- The First Secretary of State is in dispute with one of his private secretaries. "When she introduces me on the phone, she should use all of my titles," he explains. He shoots a theatrical stare at his smiling official: "What do you mean it would run up a big...
- News items 2009-06-28
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- Libya to set up bank in region.(THE REGION)
- Libya will set up a commercial bank in the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States OECS region, reports Caribbean Net News (June 8, 2009). The decision was taken after discussions St Vincent & the Grenadines Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves had with Libyan leader Muammar Al Gaddafi, in...
- Articles 2009-07-01
- Rural financing program.(BELIZE)(Brief article)
- The Central American Bank for Economics Integration CABEI, and the government of Belize, with the support of the International Fund for Agricultural Development IFAD, signed their first loan agreement to create a rural financing program, reports Caribbean Net News (June 9, 2009). Prime Minister Dean Barrow...
- Articles 2009-07-01
- Cuba-Barbados cooperation.(BARBADOS)
- The Sixth Cuba-Barbados Joint Commission, held during the visit to Havana by Prime Minister David Thompson, wound up with the signing of a cooperation protocol aimed at strengthening relations between both Caribbean nations, reports ACN (May 18, 2009). Teresa Marshall, permanent secretary of the Barbados Ministry...
- Articles 2009-07-01
- Chinese miner orders layoffs.(GUYANA)
- A Chinese mining company says it is laying off dozens of workers at its Guyana mines as the global economic crisis slows demand for bauxite, reports AP (June 3, 2009). Chongqing-based Bosai Minerals Group says it will dismiss 32 miners in the southeast region. Bosai in April...
- Articles 2009-07-01
- HIV testing campaign.(HAITI)(Obituary)
- The opening ceremony of the International AIDS Candlelight Memorial was held on May 16 in Haiti, kicking off over 1,000 Candlelight events in more than 100 countries as part of the world's oldest and largest HIV/AIDS grassroots mobilization event: Haiti was selected as...
- Articles 2009-07-01
- 'Blair and PM must be heard'
- TONY Blair and Gordon Brown must give evidence on the Iraq war in public, Tory leader David Cameron demanded on the eve of a crunch vote on the nature of forthcoming inquiry. He said his party would use a Commons debate today to push for a "proper U-turn"...
- Articles 2009-06-24
- US to send new ambassador to Syria
- WASHINGTON AFP — The United States will send an ambassador back to Syria after a four-year absence, a US official said Wednesday, as Washington tries to engage with a former foe and revive Arab-Israeli peace talks. The news comes as Syria's ally Iran, which backs anti-Israeli militant groups in Lebanon...
- Articles 2009-06-24
- US-Israel meeting scrapped over settlements
- JERUSALEM AFP — A meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the US Middle East envoy was called off because of disagreements over settlement growth, Israeli media reported on Wednesday. Officials close to Netanyahu said he had called off the meeting and denied an Israeli newspaper report that Washington...
- Articles 2009-06-24
- US lawmakers press Poland, Lithuania, on Holocaust assets
- WASHINGTON AFP — A group of 25 US lawmakers urged Lithuania and Poland in letters released Wednesday to enact laws this year to address restituting property the Nazis stole during the Holocaust. Democratic Representative Robert Wexler and 24 colleagues wrote to prime ministers Donald Tusk of Poland and Andrius Kubilius...
- Articles 2009-06-24
- Obama, Rudd swap notes on North Korea
- WASHINGTON AFP — US President Barack Obama and Australia's Prime Minister Kevin Rudd spoke by telephone to swap notes on implementing nuclear sanctions against North Korea, the White House said Wednesday. The leaders, who met in Washington in March, spoke as expectations mount of a new missile test by Pyongyang...
- Articles 2009-06-24
- India asks struggling national carrier to cut costs
- NEW DELHI AFP — India on Wednesday asked its loss-making national carrier to cut costs and warned the government would recruit new directors for the board of Air India to help its revival. The comments came after a newspaper reported that the state-run airline was planning to seek a 150-billion-rupee...
- Articles 2009-06-24
- Rich should compensate Africa for global warming: Ethiopian PM
- MOGADISHU AFP — Rich countries should compensate Africa for the consequences of their carbon emissions on the world's poorest continent, Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi said Wednesday. "My view is that Africa has been suffering from the consequences of carbon emissions in the developed world," Meles told a press conference....
- Articles 2009-06-24
- Media group to sue Italy's Berlusconi
- ROME AFP — Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi faces a lawsuit from the owners of the left-leaning La Repubblica daily after he urged entrepreneurs not to advertise in the paper, the group said Wednesday. L'Espresso, which also publishes a weekly magazine of the same name, has asked its lawyers "to take...
- Articles 2009-06-24
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