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Political accountability is larger in scale than any other administrative accountability. Well we have administers in the government but their function is just a part of a larger institution which is the public-the state as a whole. It is larger in scope since it does not merely focus on one area of a corporation like a power corporation like for example. Political accountability is large in its scale because one's a person is elected or even appointed, they carry within them the burden of their constituents as we say, "public office is a public trust". And since let say, for popular government, sovereignty resides in the people which they directly and indirectly practice through election and technically casting their votes. This means that, whoever is elected in such office, is not responsible for himself alone, or his family, or to anybody, but to the greater number of people who trusted him. Political accountability is situated among government officials and employees- the GOVERNMENT to which ALL other institutions in the country is subjected to.
The factor I prefer to use is relative size of government, and/or the control it exerts over the daily lives of it's citizenry.
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Jacob Torfing has written: 'Interactive governance' -- subject(s): Government accountability, Public administration, Political science, Power (Social sciences)
1.It helps the individual to understand the processes by which the affairs of a country are managed. 2.The study also enhances political awareness among it citizenry. 3.The study of Government promotes knowledge and mental development.
Electoral accountability is an extreme topic in political figures. The accountability of an electoral can determine the leader of the United States. It is the responsibility of the electoral college to remain accountable to their votes for the people back to the people.
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Yes. President Obama is a Democrat, i.e., a member of the Democratic party in the US political system. By most objective accounts, he is considered a moderate or centrist Democrat in his political philosophy. He also is a democrat, i.e., a member of the citizenry of a democracy within a philosophy of a democratic government, such as in the US.
The major dimensions of democracy include political participation, political rights and civil liberties, rule of law, and accountability and transparency. Political participation refers to the active involvement of citizens in the political process. Political rights and civil liberties encompass the freedom of expression, assembly, and association. Rule of law ensures equality and fairness in the legal system, while accountability and transparency ensure that those in power are held responsible for their actions and decisions.
Qiuju Yang has written: 'Zheng fu cheng xin jian she yan jiu' -- subject(s): Ethics, Government accountability, Public administration, Political ethics