1st Edition
Public Policy and Governance in Bangladesh Forty Years of Experience
Part One: Introduction
1. Introduction
Part Two: Governance, Public Policy and Parliament
2. The ‘holy grail’ of governance: Drivers, challenges and opportunities for developing countries
3. Bureaucratic capacity and the quality of government
4. Public management in developing countries: Towards a new synthesis
5. Parliament and public legislation in Bangladesh
Part Three: Cases of Public Policy
6. Agenda shaping and accountability in public policies: An analysis of the food policy of Bangladesh
7. Ambitious plans, cautious implementation: Why has Bangladesh followed such half-hearted privatization policy?
8. External inducement, internal support: Explaining the health-sector policy gains in Bangladesh
9. Revisiting national forest policies in Bangladesh
10. Gender quotas and women’s representation in parliament: Lessons from Bangladesh
11. Openings and resistances: Women in Bangladesh civil service
12. Women’s participation in politics at the local level in Bangladesh: A perspective from good governance
Part Five: Ethics, Innovation, and Public Service Delivery
13. Building an effective ethics infrastructure in the public service of Bangladesh
14. Road to e-governance and public service delivery in Bangladesh: How long is the journey?
15. Citizen’s charter and public service delivery in Bangladesh
16. Governance of NGOs in Bangladesh: Control mechanisms and their limitations
Biography
Nizam Ahmed is Professor of Public Administration at the University of Chittagong, Bangladesh.






