Hasan Al‐awami

Biographic Data

ID4470376
NAMEHasan Al‐awami
GIVEN NAMESHasan
FAMILY NAMEAl‐awami
SIGNATUREAL AWAMI H
AFFILIATIONSDoha Institute for Graduate Studies
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS3
AUTHOR COUNT5
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX1

  • Local Service Provision During War‐A Case Study of Yemen

    Open AccessAhmed Almaweri, Hasan Al‐awamiARTICLEPublic Administration and…2025

    In conflict‐ridden regions like Yemen, local governance structures play a critical role in shaping the provision of essential services during ongoing war. This study examines these complexities by focusing on five key governorates: Marib, Sana'a, Aden, Hodeidah, and Hadramaut. Methodologically, it employs 27 semi‐structured interviews with key stakeholders across the governorates, complemented by a review of relevant literature and reports from i…

  • Unveiling Kuwait’s long-term development assistance to Yemen

    Open AccessMoosa Elayah, Hasan Al‐awami et al.ARTICLEThird World Quarterly2025References: 41

    This article critically re-examines Kuwait’s development assistance to Yemen, challenging dominant narratives that frame Gulf aid as coercive, paternalistic, or narrowly political. Focusing on Kuwaiti support for Sana’a University and related institutions, it draws on semi-structured interviews with Yemeni stakeholders and analysis of official project data to evaluate the aid’s durability and impact. Findings reveal a distinctive assistance model…

  • Financial Sustainability and Influence Dynamics in Yemen's Conflict-Affected NGO Landscape

    Open AccessMoosa Elayah, Hasan Al‐awami et al.ARTICLEVoluntas Revista Internacional de…2025References: 1

    This study examines the role of Sheikh NGOs as financial gatekeepers in Yemen’s NGO sector, showing how their control over aid distribution reinforces dependency and limits local NGOs' autonomy. Through interviews with 45 stakeholders, the research reveals the challenges that local NGOs face in achieving financial sustainability amid economic instability, political turmoil, and dwindling donor support. The findings indicate a significant asymmetr…

  • NGOs' least‐played role

    Open AccessMoosa Elayah, Hasan Al‐awami et al.ARTICLEPublic Administration and…2024

    This article examines the bridging role non‐governmental organizations (NGOs) can play between a divided public administration in a conflict‐ridden country. Based on interviews with various stakeholders in Yemen, we argue that NGO might need to mediate between conflicting authorities to effectively carry out their activities. By doing so, they serve as a bridge that could help maintain relations between the two fragmented administrations and poss…

  • Exploring the preference for bilateral aid

    Open AccessMoosa Elayah, Hasan Al‐awami et al.ARTICLEThird World Quarterly2024Cited by: 3References: 64

    This article delves into the significant role played by the five Arab Gulf oil states in global development and humanitarian aid efforts.It also acknowledges the criticism they face for their preference for bilateral and earmarked aid, with allegations of political motivations.Focusing on Yemen as a case study, the research explores the motivations and effectiveness of Gulf states' aid preferences.Using a qualitative approach from 30 semi-structu…