Leadership and participatory development in post-reform (2001-2010) District Governments of Punjab, ...

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" Leadership and participatory development in post-reform (2001-2010) District Governments of Punjab, Pakistan : "
Rathore, Kashif

Document Type	:	Latin Dissertation
Record Number	:	1099754
Doc. No	:	TLets583218
Main Entry	:	Rathore, Kashif
Title & Author	:	Leadership and participatory development in post-reform (2001-2010) District Governments of Punjab, Pakistan :\ Rathore, Kashif
College	:	University of Birmingham
Date	:	2013
student score	:	2013
Degree	:	Ph.D.
Abstract	:	This thesis explored whether, why and how leadership or other factors in Punjab’s District Governments were related to participatory development programme introduced in Pakistan’s local governments in 2001. Networking/Partnering and transformational styles were found to be significantly correlated with participatory programme utilization levels in sixteen districts. Qualitative analysis in two districts concluded that leadership; local socioeconomic and power patterns; public awareness, trust and confidence; institutional-legal design of participatory development; policy-orientation of higher-level government(s); and local group politics were important factors affecting participatory development programme. Charismatic leadership is highly conductive to change when it builds integrity and trust in a novel public programme, but strong charisma could also lead to discouragement or even suppression of a poorly designed change when leaders intellectualize it in an unfavourable way. Participative leadership led to building follower ownership in participatory policy. Individualized consideration sub-style led to building follower capability for participatory development while intellectual stimulation was the most important leadership sub-style for checking elite-capture. The extent of participatory programme utilization was determined by Networking/Partnering leadership style. ‘Deliverance’ leadership behaviour was idealized by followers under conditions of poor citizen-rights. An ongoing uninterrupted participatory programme was found to be generally empowering for the communities in the long-term.
Subject	:	DS Asia
	:	JF Political institutions (General)
Added Entry	:	University of Birmingham