Jyldyz Kasymova
Biographic Data
| ID | 4128084 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jyldyz Kasymova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jyldyz |
| FAMILY NAME | Kasymova |
| SIGNATURE | KASYMOVA J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Buffalo State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Understanding the Challenges and Sustainability of Citizen Engagement in the Budgeting Processes of Developing Countries
Using Kyrgyzstan as a source of data, this article answers the following questions about citizen engagement in budgeting: (a) What are the key challenges to implementing budget hearings in developing countries? and (b) What factors influence the sustainability of citizen engagement? It identifies several barriers hindering the implementation of local budget meetings, which range from simple organizational issues to complex problems—such as lack o…
A Cross‐National Evaluation of Representative Bureaucracies
Not So Universal After All
Government transparency has become a widespread value of democratic governance, yet theory suggests that various forces shape transparency differently in consensual and majoritarian regimes. As a result, transparency may achieve different goals in different democratic regimes. Presented here are the results of a study comparing the Netherlands and New Jersey. Results reveal that ideas about information disclosure in the two jurisdictions are dist…
Analyzing Recent Citizen Participation Trends in Western New York
Engaging citizens in the decision-making process is becoming an important priority for many local governments. This article evaluates three citizen engagement events in two jurisdictions in western New York: public forums held by the Buffalo Fiscal Stability Authority, Citizen Participation Academy, and Participatory Budgeting Project. Using in-depth interviews with public and nonprofit employees, the article outlines several findings, including …
Restating the Relevance of Comparative Public Administration
Not So Universal After All
Government transparency has become a widespread value of democratic governance, yet theory suggests that various forces shape transparency differently in consensual and majoritarian regimes. As a result, transparency may achieve different goals in different democratic regimes. Presented here are the results of a study comparing the Netherlands and New Jersey. Results reveal that ideas about information disclosure in the two jurisdictions are dist…
Understanding the Challenges and Sustainability of Citizen Engagement in the Budgeting Processes of Developing Countries
Using Kyrgyzstan as a source of data, this article answers the following questions about citizen engagement in budgeting: (a) What are the key challenges to implementing budget hearings in developing countries? and (b) What factors influence the sustainability of citizen engagement? It identifies several barriers hindering the implementation of local budget meetings, which range from simple organizational issues to complex problems—such as lack o…
Analyzing Recent Citizen Participation Trends in Western New York
Engaging citizens in the decision-making process is becoming an important priority for many local governments. This article evaluates three citizen engagement events in two jurisdictions in western New York: public forums held by the Buffalo Fiscal Stability Authority, Citizen Participation Academy, and Participatory Budgeting Project. Using in-depth interviews with public and nonprofit employees, the article outlines several findings, including …
Restating the Relevance of Comparative Public Administration
Analyzing Recent Citizen Participation Trends in Western New York
Engaging citizens in the decision-making process is becoming an important priority for many local governments. This article evaluates three citizen engagement events in two jurisdictions in western New York: public forums held by the Buffalo Fiscal Stability Authority, Citizen Participation Academy, and Participatory Budgeting Project. Using in-depth interviews with public and nonprofit employees, the article outlines several findings, including …
A Cross‐National Evaluation of Representative Bureaucracies
Not So Universal After All
Government transparency has become a widespread value of democratic governance, yet theory suggests that various forces shape transparency differently in consensual and majoritarian regimes. As a result, transparency may achieve different goals in different democratic regimes. Presented here are the results of a study comparing the Netherlands and New Jersey. Results reveal that ideas about information disclosure in the two jurisdictions are dist…
Understanding the Challenges and Sustainability of Citizen Engagement in the Budgeting Processes of Developing Countries
Using Kyrgyzstan as a source of data, this article answers the following questions about citizen engagement in budgeting: (a) What are the key challenges to implementing budget hearings in developing countries? and (b) What factors influence the sustainability of citizen engagement? It identifies several barriers hindering the implementation of local budget meetings, which range from simple organizational issues to complex problems—such as lack o…
Political science (5 works) · Public Policy and Administration Research (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Political Influence and Corporate Strategies (3 works) · Public Administration (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Bureaucracy (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · E-Government and Public Services (2 works)