Rumy Hasan
Biographic Data
| ID | 4195094 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rumy Hasan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rumy |
| FAMILY NAME | Hasan |
| SIGNATURE | HASAN R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Sussex |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Tensions between Socioeconomic Reforms and Islamic Doctrines in Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030
Tackling Natural Resource Depletion and Revenue Decline through Diversification
Exports of hydrocarbons have been a great boon to the small state of Brunei Darussalam and, as such, this paper argues that it provides an example of a country that has not been overly afflicted by the “resource curse” or “Dutch disease”. But it has been adversely affected by oil and gas price volatility that inevitably has a profound impact on hydrocarbon exporters, despite resorting to futures markets. Given Brunei’s minimal non-hydrocarbon tra…
Examining the Influence of Confucianism on the Socioeconomic Development of the Confucian Culture Area
Unlike what are termed ‘world religions’, Confucianism cannot be characterised with the same precision in terms of its doctrines and practices, or the countries and regions in which it is predominant. While we can refer to ‘Christian-majority’ or ‘Muslim-majority’ countries, we cannot do the same for ‘Confucian-majority’ countries. This obviously means that generalising or suggesting the influence of Confucian ideas on socioeconomic development o…
Examining alternatives to traditional accident causation models in the offshore oil and gas industry
Several recent studies assert that in complex systems, mishaps often result from non-linear interactions between very normal behaviours. These interactions gradually shift the system to a point at which safety is compromised. Exploring such a paradigm can shine a light on the reasons behind the failure of current safety models. This paper attempts to assess accident causation theory and complexity and systems thinking in the offshore oil and gas …
Exploring the Link between Islamic Doctrines and Development
Introduction: The Present-day Socioeconomic Situation Islam is the world's second-largest religion, adhered to in all its various denominations by 1.6 billion people, or 23 percent of the global population.1 Of undoubted importance, Islam has a great influence on the way of life in Muslim-majority countries and beyond. This paper attempts to critically examine the impact of Islamic doctrines and practices on economic and social development in the…
Religion and Development in the Global South
The Clash between Islamism and the Israel Lobby
Reflections on Foreign Direct Investment and Development with Reference to Non-Governmental Organizations and Corporate Social Responsibility
It is clear that the process of 'globalization' has presented acute economic challenges to developing countries. Great importance has been accorded to foreign direct investment (FDI) as a driver of development, a consequence of which is the further empowerment of transnational corporations (TNCs). Competition for FDI prevents host governments from implementing tough regulatory measures. In their stead have stepped in non-governmental organization…
The Unitary, Democratic State and the Struggle Against Apartheid in Palestine–israel
This paper utilises a comparison between Apartheid South Africa and Israel to argue that Israel, from its inception, has been an apartheid state, albeit different in form to the South African variety. The fundamental proposition is that only the dismantling of the Zionist legal code, the constitution and discriminatory state structures will ensure the end of apartheid in Palestine–Israel. The sine qua nonfor this is the creation of a single, unit…
Reflections on the Impact upon China's Polity from the Retreat of State Capitalism
This article examines China's political economy since the 1949 revolution from a state capitalist perspective. The theoretical appeal of this perspective lies in how intense, military competition and concomitant development of the heavy industrial sectors dictated the path taken by the whole political economy. The article examines the gradual retreat of state control over the economy and the adoption of a 'dual track' approach. It analyses the fa…
Reflections on the Impact upon China's Polity from the Retreat of State Capitalism
This article examines China's political economy since the 1949 revolution from a state capitalist perspective. The theoretical appeal of this perspective lies in how intense, military competition and concomitant development of the heavy industrial sectors dictated the path taken by the whole political economy. The article examines the gradual retreat of state control over the economy and the adoption of a 'dual track' approach. It analyses the fa…
Reflections on Foreign Direct Investment and Development with Reference to Non-Governmental Organizations and Corporate Social Responsibility
It is clear that the process of 'globalization' has presented acute economic challenges to developing countries. Great importance has been accorded to foreign direct investment (FDI) as a driver of development, a consequence of which is the further empowerment of transnational corporations (TNCs). Competition for FDI prevents host governments from implementing tough regulatory measures. In their stead have stepped in non-governmental organization…
The Unitary, Democratic State and the Struggle Against Apartheid in Palestine–israel
This paper utilises a comparison between Apartheid South Africa and Israel to argue that Israel, from its inception, has been an apartheid state, albeit different in form to the South African variety. The fundamental proposition is that only the dismantling of the Zionist legal code, the constitution and discriminatory state structures will ensure the end of apartheid in Palestine–Israel. The sine qua nonfor this is the creation of a single, unit…
Reflections on the Impact upon China's Polity from the Retreat of State Capitalism
This article examines China's political economy since the 1949 revolution from a state capitalist perspective. The theoretical appeal of this perspective lies in how intense, military competition and concomitant development of the heavy industrial sectors dictated the path taken by the whole political economy. The article examines the gradual retreat of state control over the economy and the adoption of a 'dual track' approach. It analyses the fa…
Reflections on Foreign Direct Investment and Development with Reference to Non-Governmental Organizations and Corporate Social Responsibility
It is clear that the process of 'globalization' has presented acute economic challenges to developing countries. Great importance has been accorded to foreign direct investment (FDI) as a driver of development, a consequence of which is the further empowerment of transnational corporations (TNCs). Competition for FDI prevents host governments from implementing tough regulatory measures. In their stead have stepped in non-governmental organization…
The Clash between Islamism and the Israel Lobby
Religion and Development in the Global South
Examining the Influence of Confucianism on the Socioeconomic Development of the Confucian Culture Area
Unlike what are termed ‘world religions’, Confucianism cannot be characterised with the same precision in terms of its doctrines and practices, or the countries and regions in which it is predominant. While we can refer to ‘Christian-majority’ or ‘Muslim-majority’ countries, we cannot do the same for ‘Confucian-majority’ countries. This obviously means that generalising or suggesting the influence of Confucian ideas on socioeconomic development o…
Examining alternatives to traditional accident causation models in the offshore oil and gas industry
Several recent studies assert that in complex systems, mishaps often result from non-linear interactions between very normal behaviours. These interactions gradually shift the system to a point at which safety is compromised. Exploring such a paradigm can shine a light on the reasons behind the failure of current safety models. This paper attempts to assess accident causation theory and complexity and systems thinking in the offshore oil and gas …
Exploring the Link between Islamic Doctrines and Development
Introduction: The Present-day Socioeconomic Situation Islam is the world's second-largest religion, adhered to in all its various denominations by 1.6 billion people, or 23 percent of the global population.1 Of undoubted importance, Islam has a great influence on the way of life in Muslim-majority countries and beyond. This paper attempts to critically examine the impact of Islamic doctrines and practices on economic and social development in the…
Tackling Natural Resource Depletion and Revenue Decline through Diversification
Exports of hydrocarbons have been a great boon to the small state of Brunei Darussalam and, as such, this paper argues that it provides an example of a country that has not been overly afflicted by the “resource curse” or “Dutch disease”. But it has been adversely affected by oil and gas price volatility that inevitably has a profound impact on hydrocarbon exporters, despite resorting to futures markets. Given Brunei’s minimal non-hydrocarbon tra…
The Tensions between Socioeconomic Reforms and Islamic Doctrines in Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030
Political science (9 works) · Economics (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Demography (3 works) · Demography (3 works) · Development economics (3 works) · Market economy (3 works)