🔍 Prof. Emmanuel Botlhale’s research endeavors encompass a diverse array of topics within the realm of public administration and governance, with a particular emphasis on fiscal management and policy implementation in Botswana. His extensive body of work delves into areas such as gender-responsive budgeting, public procurement systems, and the dynamics of accountability and democracy. Additionally, he explores critical issues like financing development through public-private partnerships and the political economy of poverty eradication. Through meticulous analysis and scholarly inquiry, Prof. Botlhale contributes significantly to the understanding and enhancement of governance structures, ensuring sustainable development and effective public service delivery in Botswana. 🌍📊
Publication Top Notes:
📚 Gender-responsive budgeting: The case for Botswana, cited by 31, 2011 🌍
📚Infusing value for money (VfM) into the public procurement system in botswana, cited by 18, 2017 🏛️
📚 Sustaining the developmental state and moving towards a developed state in Botswana, cited by 18, 2017 📈
📚 Accountability and democracy, cited by 17, 2012 🗳️
📚 Financing development through public private partnerships (PPPs) in Botswana, cited by 16, 2016 💼
📚 The uneasy relationship between parliament and the executive in Botswana, cited by 15, 2013 🏛️
📚 Persistence and decline of traditional authority in modern Botswana politics, cited by 15, 2008 📜
📚 Enhancing public project implementation in Botswana during the NDP 11 period, cited by 14, 2017 🏗️
📚 A quest to run the government by black ink in Botswana in 2012 and beyond, cited by 13, 2011 📊
📚 The political economy of poverty eradication in Botswana, cited by 11, 2015 💰