The Oxford Handbook of Public Accountability (Hardcover)

1 Mark Bovens, Thomas Schillemans & Robert E. Goodin: Public Accountability; A. Analytical Perspectives; 2 Melvin J. Dubnick: Accountability as a Cultural Keyword; 3 Mark E. Warren: Accountability and Democracy; 4 Jane Mansbridge: A Contingency Theory of Accountability; 5 Shefali V. Patil, Ferdinand Vieider & Philip E. Tetlock: Process versus Outcome Accountability; 6 Sean Gailmard: Accountability and Principal-Agent Theory; 7 Johan P. Olsen: Accountability and Ambiguity; B. Studying Accountability; 8 Christopher Koch & Jens Wustemann: Experimental Analysis; 9 Gijs Jan Brandsma: Quantitative Analysis; 10 Kaifeng Yang: Qualitative Analysis; 11 Jane Davison: Visual Accountability; C. Accountable Governance; 12 Carol Harlow: Accountability and Constitutional Law; 13 B. Guy Peters: Accountability in Public Administration; 14 John Uhr: Accountable Civil Servants; 15 Erik Hans Klijn & Joop F.M. Koppenjan: Accountable Networks; 16 Bodil Damgaard & Jenny M. Lewis: Accountability and Citizen Participation; 17 Yannis Papadopoulos: Accountability and Multi-Level Governance; 18 Michael Goodhart: Accountable International Relations; D. Organizational Accountability; 19 Barbara S. Romzek: Accountable Public Services; 20 Per Laegreid: Accountability and New Public Management; 21 Steven Rathgeb Smith: Accountability and the Non Profit Sector; 22 Sheldon Leader: Accountable Corporate Governance; 23 Jonathan Koppell: Accountable Global Governance Organizations; E. Accountability mechanisms; 24 Mark N. Franklin, Stuart Soroka & Christopher Wlezien: Elections; 25 Mark D. Jarvis: Hierarchy; 26 Christie Hayne & Steven E. Salterio: Accounting and Auditing; 27 Steven Van de Walle & Floor Cornelissen: Performance Reporting; 28 Robert D. Behn: PerformanceStat; 29 Colin Scott: Independent Regulators; 30 Paul L. Posner & Asif Shahan: Audit Institutions; 31 Albert Meijer: Transparency; 32 Pippa Norris: Watchdog Journalism; F. Debating Accountability; 33 Richard Mulgan: Accountability Deficits; 34 Arie Halachmi: Accountability Overloads; 35 Jerry L. Mashaw: Accountability and Time; 36 Sanneke Kuipers & Paul 't Hart: Accountability and Crises; 37 Christopher Hood: Accountability and Blame Avoidance; 38 Dorothea Greiling: Accountability and Trust; 39 Mark H. Moore: Accountability, Legitimacy, and the Court of Public Opinion; G. Reflections on the future of Accountability Studies; 40 Melvin J. Dubnick: The Ontological Challenge; 41 Frank Vibert: The Need for a Systemic Approach; 42 Matthew Flinders: The Future and Relevance of Accountability Studies; 43 Mark Bovens & Thomas Schillemans: Meaningful Accountability