Books: 13 published, 5 forthcoming. Journal articles: 55 published, 12 in press. Book chapters: 62. Books, Journal articles, Book chapters, Working papers.
More than 40 contributors across 30 countries on national evaluation systems, decolonising and Indigenous approaches, and evaluation for climate, gender and health policy. 618 pages.
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Social protection across Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East, organised around equity, resilience and systemic change. 666 pages.
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Gulf Studies series, vol. 22. Eleven policy domains, from social security and housing to disability and family policy, read through their institutional and administrative foundations.
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Evaluation as an institutional and administrative process in 13 countries, assessed across political, social and professional systems. 313 pages.
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A comparative account of governance change in the region that links authority, capacity and digital technology to reform choices and outcomes. 428 pages.
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How regimes in the region governed through the pandemic, and what surveillance, spectacle and narrative control did to accountability.
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How political regimes, administrative traditions and advisory systems shape evaluation across the region.
Public policy evaluation across Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East. 656 pages.
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Suicide prevention and social welfare systems in the region.
Governance capacity, legitimacy and crisis response from the Arab uprisings to the pandemic.
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The Politics of Pandemics series. 220 pages.
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The limits of current theory in public policy and new models for the field.
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Family life, social change and family policy in the GCC states. 210 pages.
View at Routledge ↗How AI reshapes governance, accountability and human agency in the region. Introduces the accountability dispersal thesis and a five-type typology of algorithmic statehood.
A cross-national analysis of how political institutions shape AI governance.
Peer-reviewed articles, organised by the four research areas. Where a DOI is missing, the link opens a Google Scholar lookup of the title.
What are the organisational determinants of administrative capacity, and how do delivery, coordination, analytical and regulatory capacities vary across public organisations and administrative systems?
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Multiple pathways to effectiveness: A configurational analysis of cash transfer implementation in the MENA region
Ben Brik, A. (2026). Public Administration and Development, 1–22.
doi.org/10.1002/pad.70094Policy design under capacity constraints: A comparative analysis of Capacity-Design Fit
Ben Brik, A. (2026). Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis: Research and Practice. Advance online publication.
doi.org/10.1080/13876988.2026.2718253The governance paradox: Modernization and institutional resilience in rentier states
Ben Brik, A., & Alsayed, B. H. (2026). Public Organization Review, 1–32.
doi.org/10.1007/s11115-026-01033-0Governance thresholds and the causes of education policy reform: A global analysis 1789–2024
Ben Brik, A. (2026). Policy Studies, 1–26.
doi.org/10.1080/01442872.2026.2613515From borders to networks: The changing channels of education policy diffusion in the American States
Ben Brik, A. (2026). State Politics & Policy Quarterly, 1–26.
doi.org/10.1017/spq.2026.10030Measuring latent state and societal resilience: Development and validation of a multidimensional index for the Middle East and North Africa
Ben Brik, A. (2026). Quality & Quantity.
doi.org/10.1007/s11135-026-02958-wOrganisational determinants of evaluation maturity in the public sector: A resource-based perspective
Ben Brik, A., & Hussein, M. (2025). Evaluation, 31(4), 539–558.
Find on Google ScholarPreparation and response to COVID-19: An exploratory analysis of policy response spending and health expenditures in 20 OECD countries
Ben Brik, A., & Gilbert, N. (2021). Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare.
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Capacity without impartiality: The dimensional limits of public performance reform in six Gulf states, 2005–2024
Ben Brik, A. Public Performance & Management Review.
How meritocratic institutions amplify public service motivation across countries
Ben Brik, A. Public Administration Review.
Network structure and public management performance under concentrated authority: Evidence from Gulf state development programmes
Ben Brik, A. Public Management Review.
Regime-conditioned network governance and administrative adaptation in MENA
Ben Brik, A. Public Administration.
Mechanism transition and institutional layering in American federalism
Ben Brik, A. Publius: The Journal of Federalism.
How do legal forms, policy instruments and governance infrastructure structure administrative discretion, and with what consequences for implementation fidelity and delivery capacity?
Published
Policy design under institutional constraint: Discretion, targeting, and governance infrastructure
Ben Brik, A. (2026). Policy Design and Practice, 9(3), 362–375.
doi.org/10.1080/25741292.2026.2675154A typology of authoritarian social policy design under uncertainty
Ben Brik, A. (2026). Policy Design and Practice, 9(1), 92–110.
Find on Google ScholarResilient étatism in welfare governance: Adaptation, authority and modernisation in a rentier state
Ben Brik, A. (2026). Social Policy and Society, 1–16.
doi.org/10.1017/S147474642610150XSocial welfare across the Middle East and North Africa: A configurational typology
Ben Brik, A. (2026). Journal of International and Comparative Social Policy. Open access.
doi.org/10.1017/ics.2026.10107Étatism or evolution? Housing policy arrangements in rentier states
Ben Brik, A. (2026). International Journal of Housing Policy, 1–25.
Find on Google ScholarControlled neo-corporatism in disability policy: Hybrid governance and institutional resilience in rentier states
Ben Brik, A. (2025). Policy Studies, 1–33.
doi.org/10.1080/01442872.2025.2538848Assessing the impact of cash transfer programmes on socioeconomic outcomes in the MENA region: A systematic review
Ben Brik, A. (2025). Social Policy and Society, 1–27.
Find on Google ScholarTemporary measures or lasting reform? Examining Gulf states’ evolving welfare policies in response to the global health crisis
Ben Brik, A., & Brown, C. T. (2025). Social Policy and Society.
Find on Google ScholarA critical review of conceptualisation and measurement of social inclusion: Directions for conceptual clarity
Ben Brik, A., & Brown, C. T. (2025). Social Policy and Society.
Find on Google ScholarWelfare regime typologies: The six worlds of social inclusion
Brown, C. T., & Ben Brik, A. (2024). Journal of International and Comparative Social Policy, 40(1), 1–23.
Find on Google ScholarGlobal trends in social inclusion and social inclusion policy: A systematic review and research agenda
Ben Brik, A., & Brown, C. T. (2024). Social Policy and Society.
Find on Google ScholarFamily life and the demographic transition in MENA countries: Implications for social policy
Gilbert, N., & Ben Brik, A. (2022). Journal of International and Comparative Social Policy.
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Implementation as instrumental repurposing: Public management reform under extractive institutional orders
Ben Brik, A. Public Management Review.
When institutions do matter? Implementation effectiveness in Middle Eastern social protection programmes
Ben Brik, A. Administration & Society.
Policy design under armed attack: Instrument calibration, sequencing, and adaptation
Ben Brik, A. Policy Design and Practice.
Under what conditions does the institutionalisation of evaluation translate into performance information use and organisational learning, and when does it remain symbolic?
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When institutions are not enough: Bottleneck dynamics in evaluation capacity across the MENA region
Ben Brik, A. (2026). American Journal of Evaluation. Advance online publication.
doi.org/10.1177/10982140261472752Hollow by design: Why evaluation systems decouple in the MENA region
Ben Brik, A. (2026). Evaluation Review. Advance online publication.
doi.org/10.1177/0193841X261479461Under what conditions does evidence travel? Assessing context sensitivity and generalizability in cash transfer program effectiveness
Ben Brik, A. (2026). Evaluation Review. Advance online publication.
doi.org/10.1177/0193841X261463320Authority and accountability: Policy innovation through evaluation institutionalization in Gulf States
Ben Brik, A. (2025). Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis: Research and Practice, 1–25.
doi.org/10.1080/13876988.2025.2549022Deconstructing policy evaluation in the Global South: Historical, political, and transnational influences
Ben Brik, A. (2025). Politics & Policy, 53(5), e70061.
Find on Google ScholarTo what extent is the adoption of AI governance instruments matched by the regulatory capacity required for their enforcement?
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Performative authoritarianism in AI ethics charter production: A configurational analysis of 22 Arab states
Ben Brik, A. (2026). AI and Ethics, 6, 565.
doi.org/10.1007/s43681-026-01409-4When rankings disagree: A robustness analysis of artificial intelligence readiness composite indicators
Ben Brik, A. (2026). Quality & Quantity. Open access.
doi.org/10.1007/s11135-026-03044-xMeasuring governance or wealth? Construct validation of AI readiness indices
Ben Brik, A. (2026). Policy & Internet, 18(3), e70050.
doi.org/10.1002/poi3.70050Policy sequencing and the capability trap: AI governance instrument design across Asian developing countries
Ben Brik, A. (2026). Journal of Asian Public Policy, 1–20.
doi.org/10.1080/17516234.2026.2697934In press
The political economy of AI governance diffusion: Regulatory depth, trade interdependence, and structural asymmetry
Ben Brik, A. Journal of Information Technology & Politics.
Form before function? Regulatory adoption, governance capacity, and the limits of index-based evidence in the Global South
Ben Brik, A. Regulation & Governance.
Capability, not convenience: Perceived opportunity and the association between artificial intelligence use and well-being in ten Arab societies
Ben Brik, A. AI & Society.
Governance models travel, capacities do not: Europeanisation mechanisms in AI policy
Ben Brik, A. European Policy Analysis.
How do households, migrants and young people absorb and adapt to crisis and risk, and what does that adaptation require of social protection design and public service delivery?
Published
Correlates of youth routine adherence and social support seeking during COVID-19 among Mexican families
Ben Brik, A., Ghosh, J., & Luebbe, A. M. (2026). Journal of Family Psychology. Advance online publication.
Find on Google ScholarGlobal patterns of communicable disease risk and prevention in migrant populations: A systematic literature review and meta-analysis
Ben Brik, A., et al. (2026). Public Health in Practice, 11, 100754.
Find on Google ScholarWhat is the impact of risk factors on communicable diseases among migrant workers in the Gulf Cooperation Council: A systematic review
Ben Brik, A., et al. (2026). Journal of Epidemiology and Global Health, 16, 4.
Find on Google ScholarExploring the factors contributing to parent stress symptoms during the COVID-19 pandemic in Europe: An ABC-X model approach
Ben Brik, A., & Wang, Y. (2025). Family Process, 64(1), e13063.
Find on Google ScholarFamily resources, resilience beliefs, and parental adaptation: A moderated mediation analysis
Ben Brik, A., & Wang, Y. (2025). Family Process, 64(1), e13067.
Find on Google ScholarFactors influencing parental adaptation: A double ABC-X model approach
Ben Brik, A., & Wang, Y. (2025). Family Relations, 74(5), 2585–2606.
Find on Google ScholarParent–child relationship, resilience beliefs, relationship quality and stress during the pandemic in American families: A moderated mediation analysis
Ben Brik, A., & Wang, Y. (2025). Child & Family Social Work, 30(4), 971–982.
Find on Google ScholarA double ABC-X model of family stress and adaptation of Asian parents
Ben Brik, A., & Wang, Y. (2025). Marriage & Family Review, 61(3), 227–250.
Find on Google ScholarFamily caregivers’ symptoms of anxiety, depression, and stress during the COVID-19 pandemic: Associations with health behaviors and family environment
Williams, N. A., Ben Brik, A., & Burnfield, J. M. (2025). Discover Public Health, 22(1), 739.
Find on Google ScholarParental mental health and child anxiety during the COVID-19 pandemic in Latin America
Ben Brik, A., Williams, N., Esteinou, R., Moreno Acero, I. D., Mesurado, B., Debeljuh, P., Storopoli, J. E., Nuñez Orellana, O., & James, S. L. (2024). Journal of Social Issues, 80(1), 360–388.
Find on Google ScholarCOVID-19 parent stress in Middle Eastern and North African countries: Relations to family adjustment
Ben Brik, A., & Luebbe, A. M. (2024). Journal of Family Psychology, 38(4), 511–522.
Find on Google ScholarA partial empirical test of the general strain theory on cyberbullying victimization among expatriate students
Al-Badayneh, D. M., Ben Brik, A., & Elwakad, A. (2024). Journal of Criminological Research, Policy and Practice, 10(1), 35–52.
Find on Google ScholarCyberbullying and cyberbullicide ideation among Jordanian college students
Al-Badayneh, D., Khelifa, M., & Ben Brik, A. (2024). International Journal of Cyber Criminology, 18(1), 58–82.
Find on Google ScholarStrains and maladaptive behaviors among high school students in Qatar: An empirical test of the general strain theory
Al-Badayneh, D. M., Shahin, M. M., & Ben Brik, A. (2024). Dirasat: Human and Social Sciences, 51(4), 51–62.
Find on Google ScholarStressor pileup, family and couple relational well-being, and parent stress during the COVID-19 pandemic
Ben Brik, A., Williams, N. A., & Ladd, S. B. (2023). Family Relations, 1–21.
Find on Google ScholarRelationship quality and support for family policy during the COVID-19 pandemic
James, S., Ben Brik, A., Jorgensen-Wells, M., Esteinou, R., Moreno Acero, I. D., Mesurado, B., Debeljuh, P., & Nuñez Orellana, O. (2022). Family Relations, 71(4), 1367–1384.
Find on Google ScholarImportance of play for young children facing illness and hospitalization: Rationale, opportunities, and a case study illustration
Williams, N. A., Ben Brik, A., Petkus, J. M., & Clark, H. (2021). Early Child Development and Care, 191(1), 58–67.
Find on Google ScholarFamily-sensitive policy: Broadening the conceptual lens for evaluating social protection
Gilbert, N., & Ben Brik, A. (2020). Society, 57, 637–645.
doi.org/10.1007/s12115-020-00543-xPolicies and programmes to promote child well-being in the Gulf countries
Ben Brik, A., Lansford, J. E., & Al Fara, H. (2020). Early Child Development and Care, 190(12), 1945–1958.
Find on Google ScholarA framework for child well-being in the Gulf countries
Lansford, J. E., Ben Brik, A., & Al Fara, H. (2019). Child Indicators Research, 12(6), 1971–1987.
Find on Google ScholarPediatric psychosocial care: Historical context and a theoretically informed practice model
Williams, N. A., Ben Brik, A., Petkus, J. M., & Clark, H. (2019). Children and Youth Services Review, 107, 104504.
Find on Google ScholarCorporate social responsibility and supply chain research outside the four areas.
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Assessing antecedents of socially responsible supplier selection
Griffis, S. E., Autry, C. W., Thornton, L. M., & Ben Brik, A. (2014). Decision Sciences, 45(6), 1187–1215.
Find on Google ScholarDoes socially responsible supplier selection pay off for customer firms?
Thornton, L. M., Autry, C. W., Gligor, D. M., & Ben Brik, A. (2013). Journal of Supply Chain Management, 49(3), 66–89.
Find on Google ScholarDrivers of green supply chain in emerging economies
Ben Brik, A., Mellahi, K., & Rettab, B. (2013). Thunderbird International Business Review, 55(2).
Find on Google ScholarMarket orientation, corporate social responsibility and business performance
Ben Brik, A., Rettab, B., & Mellahi, K. (2011). Journal of Business Ethics, 99(3), 307–324.
Find on Google ScholarManagement perceptions of the impact of corporate social responsibility on organisational performance in emerging economies
Rettab, B., Ben Brik, A., & Mellahi, K. (2009). Journal of Business Ethics, 89(3), 371–390.
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Introduction to public governance in the Middle East and North Africa
Ben Brik, A. (2026). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Governance and public policy in the Middle East and North Africa: Digital innovation, local power and reforms (pp. 2–22). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarTheorizing governance transformation in post-colonial MENA: A critical multi-theoretical framework
Ben Brik, A. (2026). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Governance and public policy in the Middle East and North Africa: Digital innovation, local power and reforms (pp. 23–62). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarGovernance transformation in the MENA region: From the 2002 deficits to contemporary challenges and future scenarios
Ben Brik, A. (2026). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Governance and public policy in the Middle East and North Africa: Digital innovation, local power and reforms (pp. 355–402). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarIntroduction: Governing in the age of the unseen
Ben Brik, A. (2026). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Governing in a pandemic: Democratic backsliding in the Middle East and North Africa (pp. 1–24). New York University Press.
Find on Google ScholarConclusion: Permacrisis in the Middle East: Adaptive resilience, technocratic governance, symbolic legitimacy, and narrative control
Ben Brik, A. (2026). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Governing in a pandemic: Democratic backsliding in the Middle East and North Africa (pp. 237–262). New York University Press.
Find on Google ScholarIntroduction: Grounding governance and social marginality in the Arab world: A theoretical prologue
Ben Brik, A. (2024). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Public policy in the Arab world: Responding to uprisings, pandemic, and war (pp. 2–21). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarFrom Arab Spring to COVID-19 pandemic: A diptych of governance challenges in the MENA region
Ben Brik, A. (2024). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Public policy in the Arab world: Responding to uprisings, pandemic, and war (pp. 262–287). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarConclusion: A meta-analysis of social marginality, governance capacity, and legitimacy in the MENA region
Ben Brik, A. (2024). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Public policy in the Arab world: Responding to uprisings, pandemic, and war (pp. 288–311). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarIntroduction: Futures, now and then
Ben Brik, A., & Pal, L. A. (2021). In A. Ben Brik & L. A. Pal (Eds.), The future of the policy sciences (pp. 1–8). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarConclusion. Future tense: A new grammar for the policy sciences?
Pal, L. A., & Ben Brik, A. (2021). In A. Ben Brik & L. A. Pal (Eds.), The future of the policy sciences (pp. 180–203). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarIntroduction: Social welfare in the Global South
Ben Brik, A. (2026). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), The Oxford handbook of social welfare in the Global South. Oxford University Press.
Find on Google ScholarSocial protection and labor market responses to the COVID-19 pandemic in Saudi Arabia
Ben Brik, A. (2026). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), The Oxford handbook of social welfare in the Global South. Oxford University Press.
Find on Google ScholarConclusion: Social welfare in flux: The future of social protection in the Global South
Ben Brik, A. (2026). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), The Oxford handbook of social welfare in the Global South. Oxford University Press.
Find on Google ScholarSocial welfare in Qatar: Context and theoretical framework
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In Social welfare in Qatar: Historical context, policy development, and future imperatives (pp. 1–22). Springer.
Find on Google ScholarSocial security in Qatar
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In Social welfare in Qatar: Historical context, policy development, and future imperatives (pp. 23–53). Springer.
Find on Google ScholarSocial care in Qatar
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In Social welfare in Qatar: Historical context, policy development, and future imperatives (pp. 55–86). Springer.
Find on Google ScholarHousing policy in Qatar
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In Social welfare in Qatar: Historical context, policy development, and future imperatives (pp. 87–118). Springer.
Find on Google ScholarPublic health policy in Qatar
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In Social welfare in Qatar: Historical context, policy development, and future imperatives (pp. 119–159). Springer.
Find on Google ScholarFamily policy in Qatar
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In Social welfare in Qatar: Historical context, policy development, and future imperatives (pp. 161–185). Springer.
Find on Google ScholarEmployment policy in Qatar
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In Social welfare in Qatar: Historical context, policy development, and future imperatives (pp. 187–205). Springer.
Find on Google ScholarWomen’s empowerment policy in Qatar
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In Social welfare in Qatar: Historical context, policy development, and future imperatives (pp. 207–239). Springer.
Find on Google ScholarDisability policy in Qatar
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In Social welfare in Qatar: Historical context, policy development, and future imperatives (pp. 241–266). Springer.
Find on Google ScholarHigher education policy in Qatar
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In Social welfare in Qatar: Historical context, policy development, and future imperatives (pp. 267–297). Springer.
Find on Google ScholarSocial welfare in Qatar: Historical trajectories and modern imperatives
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In Social welfare in Qatar: Historical context, policy development, and future imperatives (pp. 299–332). Springer.
Find on Google ScholarSocial protection and labor market policies during the COVID-19 pandemic in the MENA region
Ben Brik, A. (2024). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Public policy in the Arab world: Responding to uprisings, pandemic, and war (pp. 193–215). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarThe historical tragedy: Evaluating social protection programs in Gaza
Al Attar, H. M. J., & Ben Brik, A. (2024). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Public policy in the Arab world: Responding to uprisings, pandemic, and war (pp. 216–243). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarIntroduction: Facing the wave: A journey in the shadow of the pandemic
Ben Brik, A. (2023). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), The COVID-19 pandemic in the Middle East and North Africa: Public policy responses. Routledge.
Find on Google ScholarSocial protection responses in the Arabian Gulf region
Ben Brik, A. (2023). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), The COVID-19 pandemic in the Middle East and North Africa: Public policy responses. Routledge.
Find on Google ScholarCOVID-19 policy tracker: MENA government responses to the crisis
Rechkemmer, A., Ozturk, O., Ben Brik, A., & Pal, L. A. (2023). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), The COVID-19 pandemic in the Middle East and North Africa: Public policy responses. Routledge.
Find on Google ScholarConclusion: The long shadow of pandemic in the MENA region: Legacy and hope
Ben Brik, A. (2023). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), The COVID-19 pandemic in the Middle East and North Africa: Public policy responses. Routledge.
Find on Google ScholarIntroduction: Evaluation realities in the Global South: Challenges, innovations, and transformations
Ben Brik, A. (2026). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), The Oxford handbook of program evaluation in the Global South. Oxford University Press.
Find on Google ScholarConclusion: Evaluating tomorrow: Anticipating complexities and innovations on the horizon
Ben Brik, A. (2026). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), The Oxford handbook of program evaluation in the Global South. Oxford University Press.
Find on Google ScholarPublic policy evaluation in the Middle East and North Africa region: Politics and context
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Public policy evaluation in the Middle East and North Africa (pp. 1–23). Policy Press.
Find on Google ScholarNational evaluation policies in the Gulf region
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Public policy evaluation in the Middle East and North Africa (pp. 45–69). Policy Press.
Find on Google ScholarEvaluation in Jordan’s public sector: A survey of current practices, barriers, and enablers for institutionalisation
Ben Brik, A., & Hussein, M. (2025). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Public policy evaluation in the Middle East and North Africa (pp. 70–95). Policy Press.
Find on Google ScholarFuture of public policy evaluation in the Middle East and North Africa region
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Public policy evaluation in the Middle East and North Africa (pp. 204–228). Policy Press.
Find on Google ScholarInstitutionalization of evaluation in the MENA region: Theoretical background, analytical framework, methods, and context
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In The institutionalization of evaluation in the Middle East and North Africa (pp. 2–28). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarEvaluation in Qatar
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In The institutionalization of evaluation in the Middle East and North Africa (pp. 30–50). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarEvaluation in Saudi Arabia
Ben Brik, A., Alshumrani, S. A., & Salah, A. (2025). In The institutionalization of evaluation in the Middle East and North Africa. Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarEvaluation in the United Arab Emirates
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In The institutionalization of evaluation in the Middle East and North Africa. Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarEvaluation in Oman
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In The institutionalization of evaluation in the Middle East and North Africa. Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarEvaluation in Kuwait
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In The institutionalization of evaluation in the Middle East and North Africa (pp. 115–138). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarEvaluation in Bahrain
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In The institutionalization of evaluation in the Middle East and North Africa (pp. 139–150). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarEvaluation in Jordan
Ben Brik, A., Ayasrah, W., Suleiman, M., & Hussein, M. (2025). In The institutionalization of evaluation in the Middle East and North Africa (pp. 152–185). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarEvaluation in Palestine
Ben Brik, A., & AlRifai, A. (2025). In The institutionalization of evaluation in the Middle East and North Africa (pp. 186–213). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarEvaluation in Morocco
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In The institutionalization of evaluation in the Middle East and North Africa. Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarEvaluation in Tunisia
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In The institutionalization of evaluation in the Middle East and North Africa. Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarEvaluation in Egypt
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In The institutionalization of evaluation in the Middle East and North Africa. Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarThe institutionalization of evaluation in the MENA region: A synthesis
Ben Brik, A. (2025). In The institutionalization of evaluation in the Middle East and North Africa. Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarPublic policy evaluation in the Global South: Context and theoretical framework
Ben Brik, A. (2024). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Handbook of public policy evaluation in the Global South: Politics, praxes and futures (pp. 2–32). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarThe politics of public policy evaluation in the Global South
Ben Brik, A. (2024). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Handbook of public policy evaluation in the Global South: Politics, praxes and futures (pp. 33–58). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarNational evaluation policies in the MENA region
Ben Brik, A. (2024). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Handbook of public policy evaluation in the Global South: Politics, praxes and futures (pp. 176–200). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarPublic policy evaluation in the Global South: A synthesis
Ben Brik, A. (2024). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Handbook of public policy evaluation in the Global South: Politics, praxes and futures (pp. 453–472). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarFuture of policy evaluation in the Global South
Ben Brik, A. (2024). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Handbook of public policy evaluation in the Global South: Politics, praxes and futures (pp. 473–502). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarArtificial intelligence in public administration in the MENA region: Adoption patterns, challenges, and future directions
Ben Brik, A. (2026). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Governance and public policy in the Middle East and North Africa: Digital innovation, local power and reforms (pp. 316–353). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarThe sociology of suicide and social welfare in the Middle East and North Africa region
Ben Brik, A., & Aouani, B. (2024). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Silent pain and public policy: Suicide and social welfare in the Middle East and North Africa (pp. 2–31). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarSaving lives, restoring hope: A roadmap for suicide prevention in the Middle East and North Africa region
Ben Brik, A. (2024). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Silent pain and public policy: Suicide and social welfare in the Middle East and North Africa (pp. 266–291). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarVoiceless visions: Youth civic and political participation in the MENA region: A decade in review
Ben Brik, A. (2024). In A. Ben Brik (Ed.), Public policy in the Arab world: Responding to uprisings, pandemic, and war (pp. 138–160). Edward Elgar.
Find on Google ScholarDepression, anxiety, and stress among Qatari parents during the pandemic
Ben Brik, A. (2024). In Global perspectives on adolescents and their families (pp. 229–248). Springer.
Find on Google ScholarFamilies in the Gulf region
Lansford, J. E., Badahdah, A. M., & Ben Brik, A. (2020). In J. E. Lansford, A. Ben Brik, & A. M. Badahdah (Eds.), Families and social change in the Gulf region (pp. 1–16). Routledge.
Find on Google ScholarPolicies and programs to promote the well-being of families in the Gulf region
Ben Brik, A., Lansford, J. E., & Badahdah, A. M. (2020). In J. E. Lansford, A. Ben Brik, & A. M. Badahdah (Eds.), Families and social change in the Gulf region (pp. 184–204). Routledge.
Find on Google ScholarCorporate social responsibility in the U.A.E.
Ben Brik, A. (2008). In Corporate citizenship around the world: How local flavor seasons global practice (pp. 82–87). Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship.
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