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