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Full Description
This book argues that, in the development of science, three principles have been used; transparency of results; transparency of procedures; financial transparency. Though the topic of transparency has been researched from various angles by many academics, none have made a comparison between the development of science in the last 350 years and the aforementioned principles. The author uniquely explains how these elements contributed to the rapid development of science and consequently that of technology and human wellbeing and suggests legislation for ensuring transparency in the public sector. In addition, this book provides numerous examples of successful new ways of using these principles in other activities in the public sector as well as possibilities of including the transparency principles from science publishing into general and internet media.
Contents
Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. Why has science been of crucial importance for human development in the last centuries?.- Chapter 3. What about transparency in other areas of the public sector?.- Chapter 4. Proactive transparency.- Chapter 5. Transparency challenges for business and privacy.- Chapter 6. Appendix 1: Personal experiences of the author.- Chapter 7. Appendix 2: Political appointments in ex- communist countries (lack of autonomy in Slovene public sector).
