• OPEN GOVERNMENT AND CITIZEN EMPOWERMENT IN AUTHORITARIAN STATES 

  Kurmanov, Bakhytzhan; Knox, Colin (Journal of Eurasian Studies, 2022)

  The introduction of open government has been used in many countries to improve the transparency, accountability of the state, and promote participation by citizens in collaborative governance. Its potential for public ...
• ASSESSING INITIAL CONDITIONS AND ETS OUTCOMES IN A FOSSIL-FUEL DEPENDENT ECONOMY 

  Howie, Peter; Atakhanova, Zauresh (Energy Strategy Reviews, 2022)

  We analyze the energy market and ETS outcomes in Kazakhstan, a major fossil-fuel exporter. The energy market was characterized by the presence of large state-owned enterprises, prevalence of fossil fuel subsidies, and ...
• EFFECTS OF PARTY SYSTEM FLUIDITY ON LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT AND GOOD GOVERNANCE INDICATORS (IN THE CONTEXT OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRIES) 

  MUKHTAROVA, AKBIKESH (Current Research Journal of Social Sciences, 2020)

  While analyzing data for 47 Sub-Saharan African countries, this article explores the correlation between Legislative Oversight and Worldwide Governance Indicators (WGI) and the effects of Party System Fluidity on WGI ...
• DOES GOOD GOVERNANCE MATTER? KAZAKHSTAN’S ECONOMIC GROWTH AND WORLDWIDE GOVERNANCE INDICATORS 

  Absadykov, Aikozha (Otoritas : Jurnal Ilmu Pemerintahan, 2020)

  Good governance is generally believed to improve country’s economic performance. This paper stud ies the relationship between the World Bank’s Worldwide Governance Indicators (Voice and Ac countability, Political Stability ...
• HARDLY VISIBLE, HIGHLY ADMIRED? YOUTH PERCEPTIONS OF THE EU IN KAZAKHSTAN 

  Arynov, Zhanibek (Journal of Eurasian Studies, 2021)

  Youth have always been one of the central target audiences of the European Union’s (EU) policies towards Central Asia, which was once again emphasised in the recent EU Strategy for the region. This paper scrutinises how ...
• GLOBALISATION AND PUBLIC POLICY: BRIDGING THE DISCIPLINARY AND EPISTEMOLOGICAL BOUNDARIES 

  Lodhi, Iftikhar (POLICY AND SOCIETY, 2021)

  Globalisation, the ever increasing economic and socio-political international interactions, poses challenges to public policy theory and practice. This paper aims to (a) draw an outline of a discussion and research ...
• JOSIAH CHILD, INTEREST RATES, AND JOHN LOCKE’S “FOR A GENERAL NATURALIZATION” 

  Smith, Brian (Modern Intellectual History, 2021)

  Throughout the 1690s there were several high-profile parliamentary debates about lowering inter est rates from 6 to 4 percent. Locke’s involvement in these policy debates is significant. In this period, he circulated at ...
• COVID-19 AND THE NEW NORMAL OF ORGANIZATIONS AND EMPLOYEES: AN OVERVIEW 

  Raghavan, Aarthi; Demircioglu, Mehmet Akif; Orazgaliyev, Serik (Sustainability, 2021-10-28)

  The COVID-19 pandemic has hit organizations and employees in every sector worldwide in unprecedented ways. It became extremely difficult for organizations and employees across sectors to operate under increased mobility ...
• STATE CAPACITY IN RESPONDING TO COVID-19 

  Serikbayeva, Balzhan; Abdulla, Kanat; Oskenbayev, Yessengali (International Journal of Public Administration, 2020-12-07)

  This study investigates the link between state capacity and deaths from Covid-19. We examine the effects on the Covid-19 case fatality rates of state capacity across countries with an ordered probit estimation controlling ...
• “DELIVER AFRICA FROM DEBTS”: GOOD GOVERNANCE ALONE IS NOT ENOUGH TO SAVE THE CONTINENT FROM DEBT ONSLAUGHT 

  Kinyondo, Abel; Pelizzo, Riccardo; Byaro, Mwoya (World Affairs, 2021-08-03)

  The present article analyzes the debt–economic growth nexus in African countries while controlling for the impact of good governance indicators. In contrast to a long tradition of scholarship that has consistently suggested ...
• IMPROVING THE EVIDENCE ON HEALTH INEQUITIES IN MIGRANT CONSTRUCTION WORKERS PREPARING FOR BIG SPORTING EVENTS 

  Flouris, Andreas D; Babar, Zahra; Ioannou, Leonidas G; Onarheim, Kristine H; Phua, Kai H; Hargreaves, Sally (BMJ, 2021)

  To host big sporting events such as the Olympic Games and the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) World Cup, countries undertake large infrastructure projects, including building new stadiums and ...
• HEALTH AND SOCIAL NEEDS OF MIGRANT CONSTRUCTION WORKERS FOR BIG SPORTING EVENTS 

  Onarheim, Kristine Husøy; Phua, Kai Hong; Babar, Zahra R; Flouris, Andreas D; Hargreaves, Sally (BMJ, 2021-08-06)

  Migrant construction workers, a subgroup of the world’s 164 million international labour migrants—the largest migrant group globally—leave their homes and families for employment opportunities in high income countries.1 ...
• CENTRAL ASIA PERFORMANCE REVIEW IN LAND GOVERNANCE INDICES AND ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORKS 

  Mukhtarova, Akbikesh (Deutsch-Kasachische Universität, 2021-09-22)

  Academic scholarship captures different land governance dimensions while focusing mainly on agrarian, legal, and economic aspects. However, little to no attention is paid to land governance consideration through public policy ...
• HOW COVID-19 HAS AFFECTED AFRICA’S DEVELOPMENT 

  Kinyondo, Abel; Pelizzo, Riccardo (World Affairs, 2021-03-08)

  For the first 15 years of the new millennium, several countries in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) have experienced longs spells of “sustained economic growth” that translated into considerable progress along the developmental ...
• EFFECTS OF PARTY SYSTEM FLUIDITY ON LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT AND GOOD GOVERNANCE INDICATORS--IN THE CONTEXT OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRIES 

  Mukhtarova, Akbikesh (Current Research Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities (CRJSSH), 2020-10)

  While analyzing data for 47 Sub-Saharan African countries, this article explores the correlation between Legislative Oversight and Worldwide Governance Indicators (WGI) and the effects of Party System Fluidity on WGI and ...
• LEGALITY OF RULE OF LAW WITH CHINESE CHARACTERISTICS: A CASE OF “ULTRA-SINOISM” 

  Younas, Ammar (Russian Law Journal, 2020)

  The legal progression in China is portrayed negatively by western scholars who often argue that the state institutions in China are subordinate to the control of Chinese Communist Party’s leadership which makes these ...
• A BIBLIOMETRIC REVIEW OF THE WATER SECURITY CONCEPT IN CENTRAL ASIA 

  Xenarios, Stefanos; Assubayeva, Aliya; Xie, Lei; Sehring, Jenniver; Amirkhanov, Daulet; Sultanov, Alisher; Fazli, Siamac (Environmental Research Letters, 2021)

  Engineering, economic, social sciences, geophysical, and integrated modeling studies have approached the assessment of water security in Central Asia (CA) in distinct ways. Different indicators and indexes have been ...
• DIRECT AND NON-LINEAR INNOVATION EFFECTS OFDEMOGRAPHIC SHIFTS 

  Suzuki, Kohei; Ha, Hyesong; Avellaneda, Claudia N. (Wiley, 2020-04-08)

  Among these pressures, demographic shifts seem to boostinnovation, as the public sector responds to the arrivalof migrants and to community changes in race and eth-nic composition. However, we know little about innova-tion ...
• Analysis of the Relationship between Women’s Participation and the Rate of Corruption in the Post-Soviet States 

  Baktybayev, Bektas (Pusat Penelitian Ilmu Sosial dan Humaniora Kontemporer, 2020-04)

  Corruption remains one of the main problems of Post-Soviet states. Georgia, Belarus, Lithuania, and Latvia are doing relatively well compared to other Post-Soviet states. Popular explanations for high corruption rates are ...
• The determinants of Party System Change in Sub-Saharan Africa 

  Pelizzo, Riccardo (Jurnal Ilmu Pemerintahan, 2018)

  This article examines what socio-economic factors are conducive to changes in the patterns of inter-party competition in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). The literature has in recent years paid considerable attention to measuring ...

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