This Handbook provides a comprehensive exploration of critical issues, theoretical advancements, ongoing debates, and emerging trends surrounding accountability.Structured into four thoughtfully curated sections, and adopting an innovative multidisciplinary approach, the Handbook navigates the multifaceted theme of accountability within the context of political science, law, accounting, and human resources scholarship. Leading international experts provide insightful analyses and advocate for greater interdisciplinary dialogue to advance future research.This Handbook is a vital resource for students, academics and practitioners investigating accountability in the areas of political science, public administration, and international relations; public, private, European and international law; accounting and corporate social responsibility; as well as human resources management and labour relations.
