Degeneration of Public Services - Wasty, Sulaiman
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This book is about the decline in and deterioration of the provision of public services, over time, that has become the "new normal" particularly in the United States and across most countries (developed and developing). That this malaise owes its existence not to the lack of education, but rather to the conscious apathy and ignorance, is the pervasive theme of this book's argument and advocacy for government and public action.

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This book is about the decline in and deterioration of the provision of public services, over time, that has become the "new normal" particularly in the United States and across most countries (developed and developing). That this malaise owes its existence not to the lack of education, but rather to the conscious apathy and ignorance, is the pervasive theme of this book's argument and advocacy for government and public action.
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Sulaiman Shaukat Wasty was born in Lahore, Pakistan, on 10 February 1951. Following his early schooling in Lahore, Pakistan, Sulaiman received a B.Sc. ECON. (Honours) from the London School of Economics and Political Science, an M.A. from the Johns Hopkins University Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, and a Ph.D. from Cornell University, Sulaiman has accumulated more than 30 years of experience in international development, specializing in the evaluation of public sector management, governance, and institutional development--spanning a career and assignments with the Planning Commission of Pakistan, the World Bank, and the United Nations. He is currently the president of Sharakpur, a Washington, DC-based consulting firm that provides advisory services to governments, corporations, and multilateral institutions in the conduct of their public policy mandates.He is also a founding member of Middle East and North Africa Consultants Association, and in 2012 was appointed team leader of a multidisciplinary United Nations (U.N.) group to carry out an independent assessment of the impact of the U.N. and other partners' ongoing reconstruction assistance to Iraq and its Kurdistan region. Further, Sulaiman is an advisor to Gulf State Analytics--a Washington, DC-based firm which assesses risks and opportunities among the Gulf countries in the Middle East Region.Sulaiman has been an adjunct scholar at the Middle East Institute; and has held guest teaching positions at the Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies.He lives in Washington, DC.