The Inconvenient Truth: Not everything called governance is the same thing

One Word, Four Different Responsibilities Political governance concerns the exercise of public authority, encompassing constitutions and the mechanisms by which those exercising state power answer to citizens; its legitimacy is derived from law rather than personality.

Where Regulation Ends, Character Begins Despite their technical differences, political, corporate, boardroom and traditional governance eventually meet at one unavoidable point.

What Must Change Governance education should clearly distinguish political, corporate, boardroom and traditional governance while teaching where they legitimately intersect, rather than treating governance as one fashionable umbrella term.