Inspector General
Essays

By 1904, Great Britain was so concerned about German naval capabilities that it began to devote more and more of its national budget to military preparedness in general and expansion of its naval fleet in particular.

National Security Letters (NSL) s -- Making Americans feel insecure about their personal records

Public hospitals have for a long time provided the safety net for the health care of the poor urban as well as suburban societies, whose members do not have the health insurance facilities or the money required to pay…

Mr. Robert Harris, being a respectable and hardworking employee of the HR Products, was facing difficulties despite his exhibition of ability, craft and understanding of the job. His first refusal for a promotion did…

White collar crime is any illegal and unethical act that violates public trust. This five page pager explores some of these acts such as fraud, insider trading, self-dealing, and other acts of dishonesty in organizations. Included is the discussion of the sources of laws related to white collar crimes and preventative measures in place today.

The purpose of the present paper is to review the content of Clark Kent Ervin's book "Open target: Where America is vulnerable to attack" published in 2006 by Palgrave Macmillan. The book is a critique that the author…

Under the Inspector General Act of 1978, every United States federal agency and federal program is subject to the oversight of an inspector general (IG) with appropriate jurisdiction (CULS, 2011; Edwards, Wattenberg, &…

This paper contains a discussion on the relations of the activity of the office of inspector general in the United States department of defense. It touches on the agency and unions, pension plans, productivity and performance and privatization. I have also suggested recommendations to improve the productivity and performance evaluation.

Google search performed on the phrase "truth in government" returns approximately 84 million hits, none even remotely associated with action by the United States government to withhold information from citizens.

Research initially presented a challenge as a dearth of information addressing specific supporting segments seemed to exist. Nevertheless, as this writer continued to seek information in the library and online Army…