Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023): October

Articles

• EXPLORING THE INFLUENTIAL FACTORS AFFECTING EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF PUBLIC PROJECTS IN ETHIOPIA: AN IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS

  Prof. Dr. Abdi Mohamed Ali, Sara Ahmed Hussein

  This study delves into the multifaceted landscape of public project implementation in Ethiopia, focusing on the specific case of Botor Tolay Woreda in the Oromia Regional State. Employing a mixed-method approach, combining quantitative and qualitative research methodologies, the research

  33-46

  • Download
• SOCIAL IMPACT INVESTMENT IN GREECE: EXPLORING THE CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR A MORE SUSTAINABLE SOCIETY

  Sophia A. Karavas

  This study explores the challenges and opportunities of Social Impact Investment (SII) in Greece with a focus on promoting a more sustainable society. It examines the application of Social Impact Bonds (SIBs) by the public administration to support sustainable development and social integration,

  11-27

  • Download
• KENYA'S ELECTORAL LANDSCAPE OVER TIME: EXAMINING THE HISTORY OF DISPUTED ELECTIONS AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES FOR DEMOCRACY

  Margaret A. Nyagah

  This study delves into Kenya's electoral landscape, with a primary focus on the historical recurrence of disputed elections and their enduring ramifications for the country's democratic processes. The research spans the period from Kenya's initial multi-party elections in 1992 to the most recent

  47-60

  • Download
• NAVIGATING THE LANDSCAPE OF SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT IN GREECE: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

  Sophia A. Karavas

  This study provides a comprehensive overview of the European Model of Socially Responsible Public Procurement (SRPP) and its implications for Greece. Public procurement is a significant driver of economic growth and innovation in the European Union, constituting more than 16% of the EU's GDP.

  28-32

  • Download
• ANAMBRA STATE'S SOCIOECONOMIC DYNAMICS AMIDST CHINA'S GROWING PRESENCE IN AFRICA

  Chukwuma A. Nwankwo, Dr. Adaobi O. Okoye, Emmanuel C. Ezeanya

  This paper examines the security implications of China's policy of unlimited presidential terms on Africa, with a focus on its impact on Anambra State's socioeconomic dynamics. It argues that Africa, including Anambra State, being a recipient of Chinese aid, goods, services, and military

  1-10

  • Download