Good Governance: Theory and Practice

This book is an attempt to explain the major elements of good governance with a blend of very local scenes, drawing extensively on recent material and research findings along with introducing some key institutions. Drawing out indicators in assessing good governance principles in public and private sectors are miniaturized in respect of real life case and their relationships. Attempts are ensured to define good governance with references of multiple sources. The often asked questions of the relationship between government and governance are also answered. Governance practitioners including academics and students of political sciences, public policy, law and public administration would find this book useful in respect of the tools and techniques used for assessing and furthering good as a ready reference. Dr. Md. Mostafizur Rahaman is an unusual mix of an academic and the practitioners in governance theory and practices. He did Masters in History and received Ph.D. from Rajshahi University. He also holds Post Graduate degrees in Governance and Public Policy from University of Dhaka and in Development Studies from the North South University, Bangladesh. Dr. Rahaman has born in 12 February, 1977 at Raqunpur village under Naogaon district. His principle interest is in good governance and development of marginal people. He has several publications and a number of research articles on governance, economics, rural development, political, labor and peasant movement in national and international journals. His book 'Plain Land Indigenous People: Development Towards Ending Poverty' was widely acclaimed as a significant contribution for the Economic development of Indigenous communities in Bangladesh. His other book 'Moni Singha: Communist Movement & Contemporary Polities is one the rear treatise on the peoples movement in Bangle. At present he is working on good governance in local government and the history of Naogaon district.

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