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...with recent indications that the law school will be spared a move, the faculty seem to be okay with Summers’ new oversight over the appointment process...
...will also focus on hiring across disciplinary lines. Due to space and financial constraints, individual departments often shy away from hiring faculty whose interests straddle two or more distinct fields. Yet it is often those faculty who best serve the University’s diverse academic interests. With broader oversight, the interdisciplinary deans can identify faculty whose strengths complement those of several departments and benefit myriad students...
...websites of international financial institutions than to improve public access to decision making. But the IMF has been subject to far more scrutiny, and calls for reform have even come from President George W. Bush as well as myriad officials around the world. These calls for increased accountability and oversight have brought at least seven changes for the better. Conditionality The IMF had long been criticized for its excessive "conditionality" - dozens of requirements imposed on countries as a condition for their receiving assistance. In the East Asia crisis, countries in desperate need of funds had to acquiesce to conditions that...
Moreover, Kane says he expects an easier time at Harvard because he will report directly to Gross, the official responsible for oversight of the students he represents—a much simpler line of authority than he encountered at Yale...
...starts with a real team instinct, which is a recipe for success,” he says. “She is prepared to delegate, but will maintain appropriate oversight. She is wise, and she is an excellent listener...