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‘Transitional justice' and ‘development' largely have unfolded in the contemporary world as parallel sociopolitical projects, with little apparent intersection or cross-fertilization. The discourses and practices that frame these two projects appear to be quite different - in their scale,...
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to provide a generalized framework that illustrates the potential for the resources, events and agents (REA) model to integrate business strategy and information systems planning. The essential point of connection, the business process, enables the REA to...
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Health and health care inequities in Koppal reflect systematic hierarchies based on gender, caste, economic class, and life-stage; they also reveal systemic failures in health care services, both public and private. The unfortunate interplay between systematic hierarchies and systemic failures...
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No tool embodies the key role of management accounting in the activities of planning, organizing and control as the budgeting function. Yet, a dissonance between strategy and budgets handicaps organizations when responding to the changing environment (e.g., Gray 1986; Hope and Fraser 2003) and...
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