Public Administration and Policy in the Middle East

Abstract

Introduction.- II. Part One: Public Policy and Administration in Iran, Turkey and Egypt.- Chapter 1. Public Administration and Policy in Contemporary Iran.- Chapter 2. State and administrative reforms in Turkey and its implications.- Chapter 3. Challenges to governance reform and accountability in Egypt.- Chapter 4. Egypt.- III. Part Two. Public Policy and Administration in Iraq, Sudan, and Saudi Arabia.- Chapter 5. Iraq: Revolutionary cul-de-sacs.- Chapter 6. Federalism and Iraq's Statehood.- Chapter 7. Iraq's Pressing Need to Obligatory Unified Conceptual and Procedural Models for Public Policy Making, Implementation, and Evaluation Processes.- Chapter 8. Distributive, Redistributive, Regulatory and Constituent Policies in Sudan.- Chapter 9. Local Governance in Saudi Arabia: The Mirage of Decentralization.- IV. Part Three. Public Policy and Administration in Bangladesh, Lebanon, Israel and Palestine.- Chapter 10. Governance Challenges in Bangladesh.- Chapter 11. Dynamic Consistency: The Public Policy Process in the Republic of Lebanon.- Chapter 12. Decentralization in Lebanon.- Chapter 13. Lebanese NGOs: Governance and Management.- Chapter 14. Culture matter: The Influence of Israeli Political Culture on The Public Policy Process.- Chapter 15. Volunteerism in nonprofit sector in Palestine.-V. Conclusion.- VI. Index