Distributed Accountability Collapse

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  "name": "Distributed Accountability Collapse",
  "description": "The breakdown of accountability caused by governance systems spreading responsibility across so many actors, committees, frameworks and jurisdictions that meaningful enforcement becomes difficult or impossible. This term names architectural failure. It should not be used to blame individual workers when responsibility has been structurally diffused by the system itself.",
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  "license": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/",
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    "name": "Sarah Ailish McLoughlin"
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Provenance

This concept was extracted from the original SSA Lexicon and republished as a stable ontology resource. Original source page(s): https://www.mcloughlin.world/glossaries/ssa-lexicon/glossary-of-legislation-laundering/