If managed well, the interplay between globalisation and good governance could become a trans-formative process to stabilise society. Such a type of stabilisation can be achieved through:
- Improvement in public security, economic management and public administration
- Shared system of values through core public and private sector institutions
- Development of civil society and indigenous executive, legislative, judicial and administrative institutions
- Following the good governance norms, democratic development and an effective capacity for development
Because of the profound transformations the global economy is witnessing - transformations arising out of the global market economy and out of the amazing new ICTs - there is an imperative need for efficient and equitable governance, robust global co-operation, strong institutions, exemplary leadership and perhaps especially a powerful global rule of law.
- Improvement in public security, economic management and public administration
- Shared system of values through core public and private sector institutions
- Development of civil society and indigenous executive, legislative, judicial and administrative institutions
- Following the good governance norms, democratic development and an effective capacity for development
Because of the profound transformations the global economy is witnessing - transformations arising out of the global market economy and out of the amazing new ICTs - there is an imperative need for efficient and equitable governance, robust global co-operation, strong institutions, exemplary leadership and perhaps especially a powerful global rule of law.
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