Transparency in Policymaking - The (Mostly) Laudable Example of the U.S. Rulemaking System

Transparency in Policymaking - The (Mostly) Laudable Example of the U.S. Rulemaking System

Description

In the last two decades transparency has become a ubiquitous and stubbornly ambiguous term. Typically understood to promote rule of law, democratic participation, anti-corruption initiatives, human rights, and economic efficiency, transparency can also legitimate bureaucratic power, advance undemocratic forms of governance, and aid in global centralization of power. This path-breaking volume, comprising original contributions on a range of countries and environments, exposes the many faces of transparency by allowing readers to see the uncertainties, inconsistencies and surprises contained within the current conceptions and applications of the term.

ISBN

978178100793 8

Publication Date

2014

Book Title

Research Handbook on Transparency

Publisher

Elgar

Disciplines

Law

Transparency in Policymaking - The (Mostly) Laudable Example of the U.S. Rulemaking System

Share

COinS