IPF   Fatima Abo Al Asrar
Promoting Democratic Governance in a Tribal System
Context and background
▪  Soros network initiatives
OSI Governance initiatives
 ▪ Relevant initiatives worldwide
Tribal traditions and governance in India
Tribes and governance in South Africa Middle East Partnership Initiative
Yemen at DFID
 ▪ Annotated papers
Domesticating Democracy
Civil Society, Tribal Process, and Change in Jordan
Tribal participation
 
 Project objectives
  • to provide an evaluation of existing democratic mechanisms in Yemen, and measure their effectiveness within the current tribal context
  • analyze the main obstacles that hinder implementing the core concepts of democratic governance
  • address questions crucial to democratization dealing with governance, civil identity, accountability and communication
  • write a research paper and 20-page policy study on best practices of good governance within a tribal system in coordination with the group advisor for policy makers in Yemen and international donors
  •  Fellow Website

    www.policy.hu/asrar
     
     Fellow activities & publications

    Expected in April 2006
     
     The fellow

    Curriculum vitae
    Research proposal
    e-mail:
     
     2005 Working Groups

    2005 Working Group Summary
    Democratic Governance
    Wider Europe
    Public Health and Roma
    Policy Making
    Combatting Organized Crime
    Higher Education Reform
    Open Society in Former SU
    Open Society and Muslims
     
     2006 Working Groups

    2006 Working Group Summary
    Wider Europe
    Open Muslim Societies
    Open Society Threats
    Resource Curse
    Roma Exclusion
    Open Information Policy

    www.policy.hu www.soros.org www.ceu.hu/cps January 2006