Governance – CESRAN International

Failing to Decolonise Knowledge Production in the Periphery: The Compromise of Afghan Research and Higher Education 2001-2021

CESRAN Int.2 September 2023

Jeremy Simpson* Universal Analytical Consultative Services Introduction In this article I will be briefly outlining some features of the Afghan fields of research and higher education, as these pertain to...

Governance Politics

Civil Society: An Alternative Model

CESRAN Int.24 March 2021

Dr Prasanta Kumar Sahu* [email protected] Introduction The disillusionment with the state in the twentieth century led to the reverse of civil society in democratic theory. Since most states failed to...

Governance

Public Diplomacy in Post Pandemic World Challenges and Perspectives

CESRAN Int.24 March 2021

Rohith Sai Stambamkadi* [email protected] | [email protected] Introduction If necessity is the mother of invention, certainly the present crisis mandates to re-conceptualise and re-envisage the practice of Public Diplomacy (PD). Though...

Governance Russia and Eurasia

Emerging Powers and their Influence On Global Governance: The Threatening Case of the BRICS

CESRAN Int.9 October 20189 October 2018

Introduction Emerging countries are gaining more importance in the international arena, inaugurating policies aimed at covering those roles that Western ones seem unable to deal with. In particular, the BRICS...

Energy & Environment Governance

Asymmetric Federalism and Decentralization May Be Best Solutions for Governance in Our 21st Century World

CESRAN Int.10 January 201710 January 2017

A survey of the geopolitics of our 21st century world demonstrates many cracks in the foundations of current government and policy. The late 20th century was all about globalization and...

Governance

Competitive Regulation: Stepping Outside the Public/Private Policy Debate

CESRAN Int.31 March 2014

BY DR. JEAN-PAULL GAGNON** | 17.08.2011 The central aim of this work is to try and detail the argument that governmental regulation can move beyond the public versus private policy...