AHMED BADRAN (0000-0002-9346-1927)

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Dr. Ahmed Badran is an Associate Professor of Public Policy at Department of International Affairs, College of Arts and Sciences, Qatar University. Dr. Badran holds a PhD degree in Public Policy from the University of Exeter, the United Kingdom. Dr. Badran’s research interests extend to cover different areas of the regulatory governance and politics of regulation in liberalized public utilities. That includes telecoms, water, and energy sectors particularly in transition and developing economies.

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Qatar University: Doha, QA

Associate Professor of Public Policy (Department of International Affairs )

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AHMED BADRAN

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Qatar University: Doha, QA

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University of Exeter: Exeter, Devon, GB

University of Exeter: Exeter, Devon, GB

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Modeling and Assessing the Transition to Low Carbon / Smart Economy in Gulf Countries

Works (30)

Towards a Sustainable Energy Future in the Arab World

Green Economic Recovery After COVID-19: Thoughts and Reflection on the GCC Region and Potential Scenarios for Qatar

Regulating Cyberspace for Children

Delivering Public Service in the Age of Digital Era Governance

From Industrial to Digital Economy

GCC Countries Strategic Options in a Global Transition to Zero-Net Emissions

Sports Events, Society and Sustainable Development: the case of Qatar 2022

Independent regulators in the Middle East

Economic assessment of the development of CO<inf>2</inf> direct reduction technologies in long-term climate strategies of the Gulf countries

From Nationalism to Internationalism: Sports Policies and Qatar’s International Status

NETWORK GOVERNANCE OF TELECOMS SECTORS IN EGYPT: AN INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS

Thoughts and Reflections on the Case of Qatar: Should Artificial Intelligence Be Regulated?

Developing Smart Cities: Regulatory and Policy Implications for the State of Qatar

السياسات التنظيمية لقطاعات الاتصالات في المنطقة العربية في فترة ما بعد التحرير الاقتصادي: تجارب عربية مختارة

حكامة السياسات العامة من منظور الشبكات:مقاربة نظرية

A NETWORK APPROACH FOR ANALYSING REGULATION POLICIES AND REGULATORY PROCESSES: ‘TINKERING’ WITH THE INSTITUTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TELECOMS REGULATORY NETWORKS IN EGYPT

How a Climate Agreement Creating an International Carbon Market Could Reduce Stranded Asset Risk in GCC Countries and Qatar in Particular

Smart-Governments for Smart Cities: The Case of Dubai Smart-Government

THE ROLE OF PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP IN INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT: LESSONS LEARNT FROM THE NEW CAIRO WASTEWATER PROJECT IN EGYPT

Revisiting regulatory independence: The relationship between the formal and de-facto independence of the Egyptian telecoms regulator

The political economy of administrative reforms in Egypt: Governance, reforms and challenges

Egypt: Nurturing Innovation in the ICT Sector

The new institutionalism in the context of Kosovo's transition: regulatory institutions in contested states

The political economy of administrative reforms in Egypt: Governance, reforms and challenges

The Role of Public Consultations in Regulatory Decision-Making: Thoughts and Reflections Based On Regulatory Decision-Making Mechanisms in the Egyptian Telecoms Market

Understanding the Egyptian Regulatory State: Independent Regulators in Theory and Practice

DOES FORMAL INDEPENDENCE MATTER FOR REGULATORY OUTCOMES? MEASURING REGULATORY INTERDEPENDENCE IN NETWORKS: THE CASE OF TELECOMS SECTOR IN EGYPT

The Rationale Behind the Creation and Diffusion of Independent Regulatory Agencies: The Case of the Telecommunications Sector in Egypt

The Potential of the Network Approach for Analysing Regulations and Regulatory Processes: Empirical Examples from the Egyptian Telecommunication Sector

The Regulatory Management of Privatised Public Utilities: A Network Perspective on the Regulatory Process in the Egyptian Telecommunications Market

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