Sharif As‐saber
Biographic Data
| ID | 4413047 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sharif As‐saber |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sharif |
| FAMILY NAME | As‐saber |
| SIGNATURE | SABER S A |
| AFFILIATIONS | RMIT University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5244-850X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Cocktail Geopolitics and the Changing Nature of Governance
Governance is considered one of the most significant concepts in today’s society. Governance mechanism and its associated approaches vary across countries depending on their economic as well as political contexts and interests. Geopolitics represents political disposition of countries and regions across a geographic milieu. Although geopolitical variables are likely to influence governance approaches, few studies link geopolitics to governance. I…
Internationally educated local staff or IntELS in Vietnam: Do they feel supported in the workplace
Internationally educated local staff (IntELS) represent a growing segment of highly skilled professionals in Vietnam’s evolving knowledge economy. Having acquired academic credentials and professional exposure abroad, these returnees possess global competencies that can significantly contribute to organizational innovation, modernization, and competitiveness. However, their successful workplace integration depends not only on individual adaptabil…
Elite capture of local participatory governance
Elite capture is a major barrier to citizen engagement in local governance processes in many developing countries. Data from six case studies of development initiatives in Bangladesh show that, in spite of attempts by aid donors and others to ensure citizen participation, programmes are dominated by a nexus of local elites including MPs and bureaucrats. Local stakeholders do not understand the value that direct citizen participation can bring, an…
Politics and Policy in Achieving Participatory Governance in a Developing Country Context
In recent years, “participatory governance” has emerged as an important concept within the governance domain. It is a policy that insinuates participation of local citizens to implement locally based propeople development initiatives. International aid agencies have been pursuing this agenda with an aim to provide greater legitimacy to development projects for economic growth in developing countries. In response, the government of Bangladesh has …
Community participation and local governance in Bangladesh
As a condition of receiving foreign aid, developing country governments have actively tried to achieve pro-people development through community participation in local-level development projects. Based on a case study of Bangladesh, this article analyses the impact of community participation on the various governance-related issues such as accountability, transparency, responsiveness and predictability during the implementation of such projects. T…
Elite capture of local participatory governance
Elite capture is a major barrier to citizen engagement in local governance processes in many developing countries. Data from six case studies of development initiatives in Bangladesh show that, in spite of attempts by aid donors and others to ensure citizen participation, programmes are dominated by a nexus of local elites including MPs and bureaucrats. Local stakeholders do not understand the value that direct citizen participation can bring, an…
Community participation and local governance in Bangladesh
As a condition of receiving foreign aid, developing country governments have actively tried to achieve pro-people development through community participation in local-level development projects. Based on a case study of Bangladesh, this article analyses the impact of community participation on the various governance-related issues such as accountability, transparency, responsiveness and predictability during the implementation of such projects. T…
Politics and Policy in Achieving Participatory Governance in a Developing Country Context
In recent years, “participatory governance” has emerged as an important concept within the governance domain. It is a policy that insinuates participation of local citizens to implement locally based propeople development initiatives. International aid agencies have been pursuing this agenda with an aim to provide greater legitimacy to development projects for economic growth in developing countries. In response, the government of Bangladesh has …
Politics and Policy in Achieving Participatory Governance in a Developing Country Context
In recent years, “participatory governance” has emerged as an important concept within the governance domain. It is a policy that insinuates participation of local citizens to implement locally based propeople development initiatives. International aid agencies have been pursuing this agenda with an aim to provide greater legitimacy to development projects for economic growth in developing countries. In response, the government of Bangladesh has …
Community participation and local governance in Bangladesh
As a condition of receiving foreign aid, developing country governments have actively tried to achieve pro-people development through community participation in local-level development projects. Based on a case study of Bangladesh, this article analyses the impact of community participation on the various governance-related issues such as accountability, transparency, responsiveness and predictability during the implementation of such projects. T…
Elite capture of local participatory governance
Elite capture is a major barrier to citizen engagement in local governance processes in many developing countries. Data from six case studies of development initiatives in Bangladesh show that, in spite of attempts by aid donors and others to ensure citizen participation, programmes are dominated by a nexus of local elites including MPs and bureaucrats. Local stakeholders do not understand the value that direct citizen participation can bring, an…
Cocktail Geopolitics and the Changing Nature of Governance
Governance is considered one of the most significant concepts in today’s society. Governance mechanism and its associated approaches vary across countries depending on their economic as well as political contexts and interests. Geopolitics represents political disposition of countries and regions across a geographic milieu. Although geopolitical variables are likely to influence governance approaches, few studies link geopolitics to governance. I…
Internationally educated local staff or IntELS in Vietnam: Do they feel supported in the workplace
Internationally educated local staff (IntELS) represent a growing segment of highly skilled professionals in Vietnam’s evolving knowledge economy. Having acquired academic credentials and professional exposure abroad, these returnees possess global competencies that can significantly contribute to organizational innovation, modernization, and competitiveness. However, their successful workplace integration depends not only on individual adaptabil…
Political science (5 works) · Corporate governance (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Public Administration (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Local Government Finance and Decentralization (3 works) · Public Administration (3 works) · Sociology (3 works)