Traduction de «professeur de gestion des affaires » (Français → Anglais) :

I think I know many of you, but just in case my face is fleeting, I would like to give you a few key facets of my background so you will know a bit about who I am. As said, I am a professor at Simon Fraser University in both the Institute for Canadian Urban Research Studies, which is in criminology, as well as in the faculty of business administration.

4. Considers that, without progress in governance, all other reforms may have only limited impact; stresses that effective states, namely those that can promote and protect human rights and can deliver services to their people and a climate favourable to entrepreneurship and growth are the foundation of development; considers that whilst improvements in governance, including democracy, are first and foremost the responsibility of the country concerned, AfT can be used to both support and avoid undermining good governance by supporting comprehensive national strategies for capacity building and broadening participation and by strengthen ...[+++]ing institutions that improve transparency and accountability;

4. Considers that, without progress in governance, all other reforms may have only limited impact; stresses that effective states, namely those that can promote and protect human rights and can deliver services to their people and a climate favourable to entrepreneurship and growth are the foundation of development; considers that whilst improvements in governance, including democracy, are first and foremost the responsibility of the country concerned, AfT can be used to both support and avoid undermining good governance by supporting comprehensive national strategies for capacity building and broadening participation and by strengthen ...[+++]ing institutions that improve transparency and accountability;

4. Considers that without progress in governance, all other reforms may have only limited impact; stresses that effective states, namely those that can promote and protect human rights and can deliver services to their people and a climate favourable to entrepreneurship and growth are the foundation of development; considers that whilst improvements in governance, including democracy, are first and foremost the responsibility of the country concerned, AfT can be used to both support and avoid undermining good governance by supporting comprehensive national strategies for capacity building and broadening participation and by strengtheni ...[+++]ng institutions that improve transparency and accountability;

8. Underlines the importance of transparency in the management of extracting industries; urges the Commission, the Council and partner countries to promote fiscal transparency and good governance in relation to energy revenue management together with democratic control of the use of revenue; calls, furthermore, on the Commission and the Member States to explicitly and publicly endorse the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative;

I am Stephen Blank and I am a professor of international business at the Lubin School of Business at Pace University in New York City.