Author

Asare EB

Political Scientist - Cited by 353 - Political Science-public policy - international relations - political development

Biography

Bossman Asare is a researcher in Department of Political Science at University of Ghana, Ghana. His research expertise includes Governance, Policy, Public Policy Analysis, Public Management, Political Science, international relations, political development and Developing Countries.
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Federalism and multilevel governance in tobacco policy: the European Union, the United Kingdom, and devolved UK institutions
B Asare, P Cairney, DT StudlarJournal of Public Policy 29 (1), 79-102, 2009200
68
2009
Tobacco regulation in South Africa: Interest groups and public policy
BE AsareAfrican Journal of Political Science and International Relations 3 (3), 99, 2009200
26
2009
Street-level bureaucrats and the exercise of discretion
F Akosa, BE AsareGlobal encyclopedia of public administration, public policy, and governance, 1-6, 2017201
26
2017
Lesson-drawing and public policy: secondhand smoking restrictions in Scotland and England
BE Asare, DT StudlarPolicy Studies 30 (3), 365-382, 2009200
23
2009
Ghana’s 2012 election petition and its outcome: A giant leap towards democratic consolidation
W Asante, BE AsareSelected issues in Ghana’s democracy 1, 107-122, 2017201
23
2017
Public-private partnerships and urban sanitation: Do expectations meet realities in Madina-Ghana
BE Asare, MK FrimpongJournal of African Studies and Development 5 (5), 113-124, 131
20
2013
The first one hundred days of oil production in Ghana
RE Van Gyampo, NL Kuditcher, BE AsareAfrican Research Review 5 (2), 2011201
14
2011
Tobacco control: comparative public policy in the United Kingdom and South Africa
BE AsareVDM Publishing, 2007200
13
2007
Media ownership and independence: Implications for democratic governance in the fourth republic of Ghana
MS Shardow, BE AsareJournal of Pan African Studies 9 (9), 179-198, 2016201
13
2016
Traditional institutions and Agenda Setting: The case of the adoption of the Ghana education Trust Fund
E Brenya, BE AsareAfrican Research Review 5 (3), 2011201
12
2011
Support for smoke-free public places among adults in four countries in Sub-Saharan Africa
HM Mamudu, D Owusu, B Asare, F Williams, M Asare, A Oke, A Poole, ...Nicotine and Tobacco Research 22 (12), 2141-2148, 2020202
7
2020
An appraisal of institutions of global governance: the case of the African human rights system
BE Asare, P SekyereAfricology: The Journal of Pan African Studies, S 9, 221-240, 20120
6
2016
Elections in Ghana
AKD Frempong, BE AsareTema: DigiBooks Ghana Limited, 2017201
5
2017
Unitarism and presidentialism: Political institutions and corruption in public management in Ghana
B AsareJournal of public administration and policy research 4 (2), 32-41, 2012201
5
2012
Operationalization of Ghana’s civil service code of conduct
F Akosa, E Yeboah-Assiamah, BE Asare, K Asamoah, AP Essah-Koli, ...Public Money & Management 40 (6), 47-482, 2020202
5
2020
The multiple streams framework and the 1996 and 2007 educational reforms in Ghana
A Boasiako, BE AsareAdvances in Research 5 (3), 1-15, 2015201
4
2015
Understanding the dynamics of good neighbourliness under Rawlings and Kufuor
BE Asare, E SiawSouth African Journal of International Affairs 25 (2), 199-217, 2018201
4
2018
Understanding the Nexus between Traditional and Modern Political Orders in Ghana
E Aggrey-Darkoh, B AsareArchives of Current Research International (1), 1-11, 2016201
3
2016
Perception and practice of women on vaginal discharge in relation to reproductive health and the way forward: a study at Mampong Akuapem-Eastern region of Ghana
O Richard, B Asare, OB PaulInt J Innov Res Multidiscip Field 3 (4), 1-6, 01701
2
2017
Challenges of civil society networks in Ghana: A comparative study of four networks
SM Alidu, BE AsareGHANA’S, 151, 01701
2
2017

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