Ing Prof Douglas BoatengPolitical governance governs society; corporate governance governs institutions; boardroom governance governs oversight; and traditional governance governs communities through inherited legitimacy. Political governance, corporate governance, boardroom governance, and traditional governance are related, but they are not technically the same thing. Corporate governance occupies a different institutional universe, concerning how organisations are directed and held accountable to shareholders and wider stakeholders. Where Regulation Ends, Character BeginsDespite their technical differences, political, corporate, boardroom and traditional governance eventually meet at one unavoidable point. What Must ChangeGovernance education should clearly distinguish political, corporate, boardroom and traditional governance while teaching where they legitimately intersect, rather than treating governance as one fashionable umbrella term.