1. Governance , . (governance),
The word governance derives from the Greek verb kubernan which means to steer and was used for the first time in a metaphorical sense by Plato. It then passed on to Latin and then on to many languages.
Governance
| 1)the activity or manner of governing | a) |
| 2) the activity of controlling and directing the affairs of the country using political power | b) |
| 3) the exercise of political authority to manage society's problems | c) |
| 4) the traditions and institutions by which authority in a country is exercised | d) |
| 5) govetnment | e) |
2. The Concept of Governance and its Connection with Public Administration.
Vocabulary
Administrative capacities -
An evaluation of governance -
An interdisciplinary approach -
Authority is exercised -
Awareness -
Bureaucracy - ,
Comparison -
Economic growth -
Governance -
Objectives -
Pillar - ,
Political pressure -
The spread of corruption -
The corruption of officials -
The credibility of the state -
The economic activities of the country -
The main barriers -
The quality of governance is assessed -
To cover the perception -
To embody -
To enable effective implementation- ()
To follow the appropriate policy-
To set up a firm
With the aim of improving-
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