Governance and Development: A Comparative Analysis of Administrative Models of Germany’s Hamburg State and Pakistan’s Punjab Province
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https://doi.org/10.47205/jdss.2023(4-I)35Keywords:
E-Governance, Governance, Hamburg State Model, Punjab Administrative ModelAbstract
This document of research sheds gleam on the dynamic relationship between governance and development, springing up out of an analysis of administrative models of Germany’s Hamburg State and Pakistan’s Punjab Province. Therefore to corroborate this point, the author adhered to literature review, case study and observation tools for data collection. Subsequently, for the errand of data analysis the author harked to Ostrom's (IAD) framework and Pearson Correlation method to plunge onto a two-pronged finding. Firstly, Hamburg Model, due to its extremely modernized system, has turned the state into a citadel of moon-touched development. Secondly, the slothful landscape of development in the Punjab, is a corollary of inefficient governance system of the Province, addled by manifold factors. Ergo, it is high time the orientation of governance model of the Punjab, for the mission of seeing the dawn of development in the province, should be transformed, by replicating the German model.
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