The right you're thinking of is the right of asylum, given by another (not home country) country to individuals when they are prosecuted in or by their own country.
The statement above is true that the cultures may view time differently, punctuality is considered a good taste everywhere you go. I think most countries value time especially for most urbanized countries where they had to meet deadlines and manage their time with their jobs, families and for leisure.
Answer:
Mid-range theory.
Explanation:
As the exercise explains, what Robert Merton developed as Middle-range theory is a style of sociology that avoids extremes: it focuses on institutions, not tiny groups and not whole societies, and it holds theory and empirical observation in balance. The way this is applied is, overall, to start with an empirical phenomenon which is then abstracted to create general statements to be verified, or not, by data. As it was mentioned before, it avoides extremes: it won't study small groups or whole societies, it will focus it's attention on institutions.
<span>Accountability is essential to good governance because it
shows how responsible an official is. If
he takes responsibility for mistakes that he made, it shows that how honest our
governments are. Also they would take
steps to correct errors that occur during their watch. These people are either afraid or don’t want
to be held accountable for their actions and if a officials can’t be held
accountable for their acts, then the people have no power in government and
worse there is no justice.</span>
