Faculty Awards and Research

• Laila El Baradei received an Achievement Award at the School of Global Affairs and Public Policy (GAPP) at the 10 Years Celebration for the establishment of the School - in March 2019.
• Shahjahan Bhuiyan, associate Dean participated as a Panel Chair at the Innovation in Public Affairs Teaching and Learning in the MENA Region in the Next 50 Years: Chasing the Mirage? NASPAA Conference, Los Angeles, CA, October 18, 2019.
•  Laila El Baradei received The 2019 Inaugural Distinguished Achievements and Leadership and Public Administration Scholarship or Practice in the Middle East Award by the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA)’s Section on Effective and Sound Administration in the Middle East (SESAME). The award was received in Washington D.C. during the Annual ASPA Conference on March 10, 2019.
• Hamid Ali has been elected as the President of the Association for Middle Eastern Public Policy and Administration (AMEPPA) Dr. Ali will replace Dr. Alex Dawoody, Founding President of AMEPPA, who is stepping down after leading the organization for the last three terms. Apart from. Ali, Ghada Barsoum, and two PPAD alums, Latif El-Sherif and Omkolthoum El-Sayed have also been elected as members of the Executive Board.
• Ibrahim Awad, professor of practice in the Department of Public Policy and Administration and director of the Center for Migration and Refugee Studies, was awarded the Officer Cross of the Order of Isabella the Catholic, which honors Spanish and foreign personalities who have worked to strengthen Spain's relations with the international community.
• Professor Nesreen Nassar was awarded a research grant for her research on Evaluating the current global pandemic Projection and epidemiological models for Covid-19 incidence. The objective of this research is to evaluate existing models used for forecasting the morbidity and mortality of COVID-19 in order to achieve better evidence-based policymaking. 
• Ambassador Aly Erfan, professor of practice in the Department of Public Policy and Administration, is serving as senior Middle East adviser to the European Institute of Peace.
• Professor Karim Haggag participated in the launch of the UN Institute for Disarmament's new document depository on the Weapons of Mass Destruction Free Zone in the Middle East (WMDFZME).
• Professor, Ibrahim Awad, director of the Center for Migration and Refugee Studies, writes about the 75th anniversary of the United Nations in this op-ed for Al Shorouk. ic Research Forum. ERF Policy Brief No. 5. (September)

• El Baradei, Laila and Passant Elwy (2022). Women Suffering from Multiple Sources of Oppression in Upper Egypt: A Case Study of Intersectional Targeting and Integrated Development Interventions as the Way Out, Journal of International Women’s Studies (JIWS), Forthcoming, Accepted 26 February 2022.
• El Baradei, Laila, Mohamed Kadry and Ghadeer Ahmed (2021). Governmental Social Media Communication Strategies during the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Case of Egypt, International Journal of Public Administration (IJPA) – Special Issue of IJPA on Governments’ Responses to a Pandemic (Published 3 May 2021; Accepted 8 January 2021).
• El Baradei, Laila (2021). Ethics Education in public affairs programs: what do faculty around the globe have to say? Journal of Public Affairs Education (JPAE), Vol. 27(2), 198-217.   (Published Online 10 September 2020).
• El Baradei, Laila (2021). The Role of Egyptian Non-Governmental Organizations in Integrating the Differently Abled. Developments in Administration, E-Journal of the International Institute of Administrative Sciences, 3, 77-89.  (Published 15 December 2021; Accepted December 2019).
•  El Baradei, Laila (2020). Politics of Evidence-Based Policy Making: Reporting on SDG 16 in Egypt. International Journal of Public Administration (IJPA) - Special Issue Titled: Society and Public Policy in the Middle East and North Africa, Vol. 43 (5), 425-440. First Published Online: 7 October 2019.
• El Baradei, Laila (2019). Egypt’s Currency Devaluation and Impact on the Most Vulnerable,International Relations and Diplomacy, July, Vol. 7, No. 07, 303-316.
• El Baradei, L., Abdelhamid, D., & Wali, N. (2014). Institutionalising and Streamlining Development Monitoring and Evaluation in Post-Revolutionary Egypt: A Readiness Primer, African Evaluation Journal, 2(1), Art. # 57, pp.1-16.
•  El Baradei, Laila & Dina Wafa (2013). “Parliamentary Elections Egypt 2011: A Multi-Stakeholder Group Assessment”. Journal of US-China Public Administration, Volume 10, No. 9, September (Serial Number 95), pp. 860 -885. ISSN1548-6591 (Print); ISSN19359691 (Online).
• El Baradei, Laila & Dina Wafa (2013). Women in the Second Egyptian Parliament Post the Arab Spring: Do They Think They Stand a Chance? Journal of International Women’s Studies, Vol. 14, Issue 3, pp. 42-63.
• Newcomer, Kathryn, Laila El Baradei and Sandra Garcia Jaramillo (2013). Expectations and Capacity for Performance Measurement in NGOs in the Development Context. Public Administration and Development, Vol. 33, pp. 62-79.  (Article first published online on 27 July 2012 in Wiley Online Library – wileyonlinelibrary.com -DOI:10.1002/pad.1633). 
• Ghoneim, Nashwa and Laila El Baradei (2013). The Impact of Strategic Planning on Egyptian Nonprofits’ Performance: An Assessment Using the Balanced Scorecard, Journal of US-China Public Administration, Volume 10, No. 1, pp. 57-76. (Accepted for Publication in 2012). ISSN 1548-6591 (Print). ISSN 1935-9691 (Online).
• El Baradei, Laila, Dina Wafa and Nashwa Ghoneim (2012). Assessing the Voting Experience of Egyptians Abroad Post the January 25 Revolution, Journal of US-China Public Administration, ISSN 1548-6591, Volume 9, No. 11, pp. 1223-1243. 
• El Baradei, Laila, Hamed M. Shamma and Noha Saada (2012). Examining the Marketing of e-Government Services in Egypt. International Journal of Business and Public Management, Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 12-22.
• El Baradei, Laila (2012). The Role of Civil Society Organizations in Monitoring Elections:Lessons Learnt for the New Egypt. International Journal of Public Administration,Vol. 35, No. 9, pp. 587-602.
• El Baradei, Laila (2011). Parallel Structures in the Egyptian Government Bureaucracy: A Problematic Quick-Fix. Public Administration: An International Quarterly, Vol. 89, No. 4, pp. 1351-1366. (Published Online and hardcopy)
• AbdelHamid, Doha and Laila El Baradei (2010). How to Reform the Pay System for Government Employees in Egypt. International Public Management Review, Vol. 11, No. 3, pp. 59-87.
• El Baradei, Laila and Khaled Z. Amin (2010). Community participation in education: a case study of the Boards of Trustees’ experience in the Fayoum governorate in Egypt. Africa Education Review, Vol. 7, No 1, pp. 107-138.
• Newcomer, Kathryn, Heather Allen and Laila El Baradei (2010). Improving Public Service Education Programs through Assessing the Performance of MPA Alumni. International Journal of Public Administration, Vol. 33, No.6, pp.311-324.
• Bremer, Jennifer and Laila El Baradei (2008).  Developing Public Administration/ Public Policy Master’s Programs in Egypt. Journal of Public Affairs Education, J-PAE, Washington DC, Vol. 14, No. 3, Fall 2008, pp. 439-462.
• El Baradei, Laila and Kathryn Newcomer (2008). A Human Capital Management Assessment Tool for Identifying Training and Development Needs An Application to Egyptian Public Organizations. International Journal of Public Sector Performance Management (IJPSPM), Special Issue: Competence and Incompetence of Public Managers, Vol. 1, No. 2, pp.119-149.
• El Baradei, Laila and Kathryn Newcomer (2005). Partnering to Improve Education for Public Service. Journal of Public Affairs Education, J-PAE, Washington DC, Volume 11, No.2, April, pp.83-93.
• Forrer, John, James Kee, Kathryn Newcomer, Michelle Amante and Laila El Baradei (2004). Privatization and Organizational Change: Lessons from Cross-National Research. The GW Center for the Study of Globalization Occasional Paper Series, March 26.
• Forrer, John, James Kee, Kathryn Newcomer, Michelle Amante and Laila El Baradei (2005). Privatization and Organizational Change: Lessons from Cross-National Research. The International Journal of Business and Public Administration, Vol. II, #1, Spring 2005, pp.128-144.  

• Bremer, Jennifer and Laila El Baradei (2008). Assessing Quality in Public Administration/Public Policy Master’s Programs in the Middle East: the Case of Egypt. Al-Nahda Quarterly Journal, Cairo University: Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Volume 9, Issue 2, April, pp.1-60. 
• El Baradei, Laila Mostafa (2005). Decentralization of Pre-University Education in Egypt. Decentralization and Local Administration Issues Forum, Issue # 4, Cairo University: Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Public Administration Research and Consultation Center (PARC), February. (In Arabic).
• El Baradei, Laila (2004). Current Trends in the Study of Public Administration Reform: A Literature Review. Nahda Quarterly Journal, Cairo University: Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Issue No. 20, July, pp.51-88. (in Arabic)
• El Baradei, Laila (2004). Towards Right-sizing the Egyptian Public Administration System. The State in A Changing World: The Administrative Aspects. Cairo University: Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Public Administration Research and Consultation Center. (in Arabic).
• El Baradei, Laila (2003). Governance and International Organizations in the Field of Development Cooperation. Development Notes. Cairo University: Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Center for the Study of Developing Countries, March. (in Arabic).
• El Baradei, Laila (2002). Child Labour In Egypt: The Policy and Institutional Set-Up, Development Notes, Cairo University: Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Center for the Study of Developing Countries, March. 
• El Baradei, Laila (2001). Downsizing As an Approach to Administrative Reform in Public Agencies: Lessons Learnt from Several Countries’ Experiences, Nahda Quarterly Journal, Cairo University: Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Eighth Issue, July. (in Arabic).

• Abdel Wahab, Samir Mohamed and Laila Mostafa El Baradei (2006 and 2007). Human Resource Management: Concepts, Functions and New Trends. Cairo: Public Administration Research and Consultation Center. (In Arabic).
• El Baradei, Laila Mostafa (2000). The Management of Foreign Aid Directed to the Field of the Environment in Egypt. Cairo: Public Administration Research and Consultation Center, Administrative Issues Series, Issue No. 4, June. (In Arabic).

• El Baradei, Laila and Shaimaa Sabbah (2022). Impact of COVID-19 on the Wellbeing of Healthcare Professionals: A Case Study of Selected Public Isolation Hospitals in Egypt. In A. Abdrabo, & A. Galaby (Ed.), Societal Resilience and Response to Contagious Diseases and Pandemics (pp. 1-22). Pennsylvania: IGI Global. ch001(Accepted 17 Dec. 2021; Published Online March 2022). 
• El Baradei, Laila (2021). Public Service Delivery: Egypt’s Pre-University Education Reforms Continuing through the Pandemic. In: Hamid Ali and Shahjahan Bhuiyan, editors. Institutional Reforms, Governance and Services Delivery in the Global South. London: Palgrave Macmillan. (First Online 25 November 2021).
• El Baradei, Laila (2021). Public Administration in Egypt Post the Arab Spring. In Juraj Nemec and Purshottoma S. Reddy, editors. Public Administration in Conflict-affected Countries”. Switzerland: Springer Nature.
• El Baradei, Laila (2018). Women Governing: the Egyptian Perspective. In Maria J. D’Agostino and Marilyn Marks Rubin, editors. Governing in a Global World: Women in Public Service. New York: Routledge Publishers. 
• Wafa, Dina and Laila El Baradei (2017). Women Parliamentarians in Egypt. In Global Partners Governance, editors. Women’s Participation in Political Life in Egypt and Beyond. Cairo: The School of Global Affairs and Public Policy Executive Education in collaboration with the Global Partners Governance.
• El Baradei, Laila, Doha Abdelhamid and Nermine Wali (2016). Institutionalizing and Streamlining Monitoring and Evaluation in Post-Revolutionary Egypt. In Reinhard Stockmann & Wolfgang Meyer, editors. The Future of Evaluation- Global Trends – new Challenges – Shared Perspectives. Basingstoke/London: Palgrave MacMilan.  (Accepted for Publication in 2014 and Published 2016)
• El Baradei, Laila (2013). Expected Impact of Egypt’s 25 January Revolution on Public Administration Education, Training & Practice. In Michiel de Vries and Geert Bouckaert, editors. Training for Leadership. Brussels: Bruylant, pp. 97-102. 
• El Baradei, Laila & Hamed Shamma (2012). Improving E-Government Marketing Services in Egypt. In Michiel S. de Vries & Juraj Nemec, editors. Global Trends in Public Sector Reform. Brussels: Bruylant, pp. 145-159. 
• El Baradei, Laila (2009). New Features of the Systems and Practices of Human Resource Management in the Government Sector. In Samir Abdel Wahab, editor. Policies of Human Resource Management in Egypt in Light of International Experience. Cairo: Public Administration Research and Consultation Center. (In Arabic). 
• El Baradei, Laila Mostafa (2007). University Education in Egypt: Between Decentralization and Governance. In Mona El Baradei & Sami El Sayed, editors. Perspectives on Reforming Higher Education in Egypt: Higher Education Symposium Book. Cairo University: Faculty of Economics and Political Science.
• El Baradei, Laila & Khaled Z. Amin (2007). Reforming the Egyptian Public Administration System. In Mostafa Kamel El Sayed, editor. Institutional Reform and Development. Cairo: Partners In Development For Research, Consulting and Training.
• El Baradei, Laila (2006). Privatization Policies and Workers’ Stance in Different Countries Experiences With Special Reference to Egypt. In El Menoufi, Kamal, editor. Labor Relations Under Political & Economic Changes: Policies & Mechanisms. Cairo: Public Administration Research & Consultation Center. (in Arabic).
• El Baradei, Laila (2006). Governance and International Organizations in the Field of Development Cooperation. In El Sayed, Mostafa Kamel, editor. Good Governance and Development In Egypt. Cairo: Center for the Study of Developing Countries. (in Arabic).
• El Baradei, Laila (2001). Accountability and Governance: A Study of the Role of the Administrative Control Agency, in Governance, Salwa Gomaa, editor. Cairo: Public Administration Research and Consultation Center. (in Arabic)

• El Baradei, Laila (2021). Insan NPO: Working as a Nonprofit with Syrian Migrants in Egypt, In Sage Business Cases, SAGE Publications, Ltd. Accepted (2 June 2020). 

Published National And International Reports

• El Baradei, Laila (2022). Towards a More Effective Social and Public Role for Higher Education Institutions in the MENA Region”, Higher Education in the World Report: New Visions for Higher Education Institutions towards 2030, Global University Network for Innovation (GUNI).
• Maryham Abdelmalak, Fayrouz Eldabbagh, Ibrahem Hassan |& Laila El Baradei (2020). Startups and Human Capital Management in Egypt: In Search of Decent Jobs, Cairo: The Public Policy Hub, School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, The American University in Cairo.
•  Member of Authors’ Team (2020). Public Human Resource Management in the Arab Region, background paper for the State of Arab Public Management Report, UAE. (Forthcoming).
•  Member of Authors’ Team (2010): Egypt Human Development Report 2010:Youth in Egypt:Building Our Future. Cairo: United Nations Development Program and the Institute of National Planning. The Report won the global 2013 Human Development Report Award for Excellence.
• Member of Authors’ Team (2008). Egypt Human Development Report 2008: Egypt’s Social Contract: The Role of Civil Society. Cairo: United Nations Development Program and the Institute of National Planning. 
• Member of Authors’ Team (2005).Arab Republic of Egypt: Country Environmental Analysis (1992-2002). World Bank Report No. 31993-EG. Washington D.C.: World Bank, Water, Environment, Social and Rural Development Department, The Middle East and North Africa Region, April 1st .
• El Baradei, Laila & Tarek Genena (2005). “Assessment of the Environmental Conditions in Egypt ". Development Report No. 3. Cairo University: Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Center for the Study of Developing Countries. (in Arabic) 
• Documentation of Sustainable Development in Qena Governorate (2004). EcoConServ Environment Solutions Consulting Office in cooperation with Friedrich Ebert Stiftung. 
• El Baradei, Mona & Laila El Baradei (2004). Needs Assessment of the Egyptian Education Sector. Center for Development Research (ZEF)- University of Bonn, Germany, December. 
• Member of Authors’ Team (2004). Egypt Human Development Report 2004: Choosing Decentralization for Good Governance. Cairo: United Nations Development Program and the Institute of National Planning.
• Member of Authors’ Team (2004). Millennium Development Goals Second Country Report Egypt 2004. United Nations, Ministry of Planning and Public Administration Research and Consultation Center.

•  El Baradei, Laila (2022). International Rankings and Measures Affecting Public Administration: Is it Possible to Trick the System, PA Times Online, June 3, 2022.
• El Baradei, Laila (2022). To Smile or not to Smile? A very important question for public servants, PA Times Online, May 6, 2022.
• El Baradei, Laila (2022). Role of Government in Protecting the Institution of Marriage, PA Times Online, April 1, 2022.
• El Baradei, Laila (2022). Evictions and Shattered Dreams by Public Servants: Is it an Oxymoron?, PA Times Online, March 4, 2022.
• El Baradei, Laila (2022). Public Administration and Jokes: We Need to Vent, PA Times Online, February 4, 2022.
• El Baradei, Laila (2022). Public Administration and the New Normal: One More Guess, PA Times Online, January 4, 2022.
• El Baradei, Laila (2021). Beware Public Administrators can go Hangry, PA Times Online, November 30, 2021.
• El Baradei, Laila (2021). Public Administration: How it all started in Egypt, China and Rome?, PA Times Online, November, 2021.
• El Baradei, Laila (2021). An Increasingly Blurred Distinction between the Three Sectors of the Economy, PA Times Online, September 28, 2021.
• El Baradei, Laila (2021). Emergent Strategies in Public Organizations: It is Sometimes Easier Done than Said, PA Times Online, September 1, 2021.
• El Baradei, Laila (2021). Firing Government Employees and Political Pressures, PA Times Online, August 3, 2021.
• El Baradei, Laila (2021). The New Republic: Is it a Branding Strategy?, PA Times Online, June 28 2021.
• El Baradei, Laila (2021). COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout: A True Test of the Bureaucracy, PA Times Online, June 3, 2021.
• El Baradei, Laila (2021). Despotic Ancient Egyptian Pharaohs: Feared, Loved or Something Else?, PA Times Online, May 13.
• El Baradei, Laila (2021). Clubhouse and Voice in Public Affairs, PA Times Online, April 2.
• El Baradei, Laila (2021).Cyber Space Enabled Role for Public Administrators in Writing History: Developing Countries Context, PA Times Online, March 18.
• El Baradei, Laila (2021). COVID-19 and Ethical Dilemmas, PA Times Online, March 1.
• El Baradei, Laila (2021 ). Whistleblowers Need More Protection, PA Times Online , February 1.
• El Baradei, Laila (2020). Effective Communication with Patients – More Important than Pill Shoving, PA Times Online, December 19.
• El Baradei, Laila (2020). Principal Agent Theory means Fiscal and Budgetary Transparency: Egypt, PA Times Online, November 23.
• El Baradei, Laila (2020). Five Years after Agreeing on the Sustainable Development Goals: Where are We?, The Cairo Review of Global Affairs, October 21.
• El Baradei, Laila (2020). Public, Private and Nonprofit Universities and Everything In Between, PA Times Online, October 17.
• El Baradei, Laila (2020). One or Two Houses of Parliament: Would it Make a Difference?, PA Times Online, September 19.
• El Baradei, Laila (2020). One Percent Corona Tax on Public Employees’ Salaries in Egypt: How Fair is it?, PA Times Online, August 22, 2020.
• El Baradei, Laila (2020). Public Administration for the Dead and for the Living, PA Times Online, July 25, 2020.
• El Baradei, Laila (2020). A Fiasco in Pavements and Contracting Out, PA Times Online, July 18, 2020.
• El Baradei, Laila (2020). Now who wants to be a public servant Post Corona?, PA Times Online, June 22, 2020.
• El Baradei, Laila (2020). Hamlet during the Pandemic: To Lock Down, or not to Lock Down?, PA Times Online, May 7, 2020.
• El Baradei, Laila (2020). Corona Pre-Crisis Stage: What Could We Have Done Differently?, PA Times Online, April 21, 2020.
• El Baradei, Laila (2020). Corona Virus Pandemic and Public Administration, PA Times Online, April 8, 2020.
• El Baradei, Laila (2020). Public Interest vs. Elected Leaders’ Interest in Staying in Power, PA Times Online, March 22, 2020.
• El Baradei, Laila (2020). Where to start the reform process and why we choose to ignore the big picture?, PA Times Online, March 11, 2020.
• El Baradei, Laila (2020). Official Development Assistance and Priority Fads, PA Times Online, February 24, 2020.
• Bill Adams and Laila El Baradei (2020). Egyptian and American Regime Disruptions and Interest in the MPP and MPA, PA Times Online, January, January 22, 2020.
• El Baradei, Laila (2019). Is there an Optimal Relationship between Universities and Policymakers?, PA Times Online, December 21, 2019.
•  El Baradei, Laila (2019). Self-Reporting on SDG 16 by Governments: A Big Farce, PA Times Online, November 19, 2019.
• El Baradei, Laila (2019). Linking Theory to Practice in Public Affairs Education: Tradition and Innovation, PA Times Online, October 22, 2019. 
• El Baradei, Laila (2019). Nudging by governments and a large grey area, PA Times Online, September 23, 2019.
• El Baradei, Laila (2019). Political Will: An Indication for Authoritarianism or a Scapegoat?, PA Times Online, August 22, 2019.
• El Baradei, Laila (2019). Politics in Academia: Positive or Negative?, PA Times Online, July 23, 2019.  
• El Baradei, Laila (2019). Citizenships for Sale, PA Times Online, June 25, 2019.
• El Baradei, Laila (2019). Prioritizing Public Budget Allocations: the Politics Involved in the U.S. and Egypt, PA Times Online, May 20, 2019.
• El Baradei, Laila (2019). Accountability, Checks and Balances and Good Governance. PA Times Online, May 5, 2019.
• El Baradei, Laila (2019). Nelson Mandela and International Good Governance Insights. PA Times Online, April 22, 2019.
• El Baradei, Laila (2019). Media Independence as a Prerequisite for Good Governance: Is it an Illusion?. PA Times Online, March 18, 2019.
• El Baradei, Laila (2019). Relevance of Woodrow Wilson to Egypt in 2019, PA Times Online, February 18. 
• El Baradei, Laila (2019). Governance in Academic Institutions: Why is it Different and Difficult?, PA Times Online, January 25.
• El Baradei, Laila (2019). Forms of Duality of Institutions and the Reasons Why: Egypt’s Case, PA Times Online, February 23.
• El Baradei, Laila (2018). We Need Less Power Distance in Egyptian Bureaucracies, PA Times Online. November 30.
• El Baradei, Laila (2018).SDG 16 and the Lessons for Egypt. The Cairo Review of Global Affairs, Online Global Forum, August 2.
• El Baradei, Laila (2018). Undervalued and underestimated: When working for the state doesn’t pay off. Mada Masr,  July 25.
• El Baradei, Laila (2018). Are Egyptian Women Empowered?. The Cairo Review of Global Affairs, Spring.
• El Baradei, Laila (2018). Calling a Spade a Spade in China. PA Times Online. April 13.
• El Baradei, Laila (2018). Malabes El-Imbrator Al-Gadida. Mada Masr.
• El Baradei, Laila (2018). The Emperor’s New Clothes. Mada Masr. 19 March.
• El Baradei, Laila (2017). 2030 Agenda: Prerequisites for Success in Africa The Cairo Review of Global Affairs, Online Edition of Journal, December 15.
• El Baradei, Laila and Dina Wafa (2017). Empowering Women Parliamentarians in Egypt. Working Paper submitted to Global Partners Governance (GPG). 
• El Baradei, Laila (2015). Building Trust in Government, Egypt Network for Integrated Development (ENID), Policy Brief #027, Online Platform.
• El Baradei, Laila (2015). The Case for Decentralization as a tool for Improving Quality in Egyptian Basic Education. The Egyptian Center for Economic Studies, ECES Working Paper Series, Working Paper No.180-E, June. (Available in both hard and soft copies).
• El Baradei, Laila (2015).Egypt, 1984. The Cairo Review of Global Affairs, Online Edition of Journal, May 7.
• El Baradei, Laila (2015). Book Review for: Chasing Chaos: My Decade In and Out of Humanitarian Aid. By Jessica Alexandar. Broadway Books, New York, 2013. 386 pp. The Cairo Review of Global Affairs,  January 21, 2015, pp. 128-129. 
• El Baradei, Laila (2014). Enhancing Accountability in the Provision of Public Services through Direct Citizen Participation, Egypt Network for Integrated Development (ENID), Policy Brief #23, Online Platform.
• El Baradei, Laila (2014). Nile View: Back to the Future?. The Cairo Review of Global Affairs, Fall 2014, Issue #15, pp. 14-15. Online Edition of Journal October 12, 2014.
• El Baradei, Laila (2014). Nile View: Theory Y and Egypt’s Bureaucracy. The Cairo Review of Global Affairs, Summer 2014, Issue #14, pp.12-13. Online Edition of Journal 6 July, 2014.
• El Baradei, Laila (2014). Eight Points About Egypt’s Presidential Elections. The Cairo Review of Global Affairs, Webpage, 6 June, Online Tahrir Forum.
• El Baradei, Laila (2014). Nile View: The Government and the Ostrich. The Cairo Review of Global Affairs, Spring  2014, Issue # 13, pp. 14-15. Online Edition of Journal 14May, 2014.
• El Baradei, Laila (2014). Nile View: Managing Egypt. The Cairo Review of Global Affairs, February 17, 2014, Issue # 12. Online Edition of Journal February 17, 2014.
• El Baradei, Laila (2013). In 2020, Egypt will…. Global Brief Magazine, Monday 23 December, 2013. 
• El Baradei, Laila (2013). Nile View: Keeping Hope Alive. The Cairo Review of Global Affairs, November 2013, Issue # 11, pp. 14-15. Online Edition of Journal November 24, 2013.
• El Baradei, Laila (2013). Nile View: Make Your Citizens Happy!. The Cairo Review of Global Affairs, Summer 2013, Issue # 10, pp. 153-157 & Online Edition of Journal, June 30, 2013.
• El Baradei, Laila (2012). The Egyptian Revolution and Its Message to Economists & National Planners: Make Your Citizens Happy. Baku International Humanitarian Forum, Roundtable on Humanitarian Aspects of Economic Growth Models, Azerbaijan, 4-6 October. To be published on Conference website.
• El Baradei, Laila (2011). After Revolution, Entry Points for Egyptian Youth. The Cairo Review of Global Affairs, Online Edition of Journal, March 25.
• Abdelhamid, Doha and Laila El Baradei (2009). Reforming the Pay System for Government Employees in Egypt. The Egyptian Center for Economic Studies, ECES Working Paper Series, Working Paper No.151, June.
• El Baradei, Laila Mostafa (2007). Critical Perspective of the New Civil Jobs Law. Cairo: Partners in Development for Research, Consultations and Training, Partners’ Symposium Publications, Issue Five, September. (In Arabic).
• El Baradei, Laila (2006). Do Parallel Structures Resolve the Problems of the Egyptian Government Bureaucracy?. The Egyptian Center for Economic Studies, ECES Working Paper Series, Working Paper No. 112, July.

• El Baradei, Laila (2014). Idarat Masr. Arabic translation of article “Managing Egypt” of Cairo Review. Al-Sharq Al-Awsat, February 27.
• El Baradei, Laila (2013). Al-Ibqa ala Al-Amal Hayan. Arabic translation of article “Keeping Hope Alive” of Cairo Review. Al-Sharq Al-Awsat, November 30.
• El Baradei, Laila (2013). Igalou Mowateenekom Soaadaa. Arabic translation of article “Make Your Citizens Happy” of Cairo Review. Al-Sharq Al-Awsat, July 27, 2013, Issue # 12660. 

• Barsoum, Ghada and Selwaness, Irene. Forthcoming. Egypt’s reformed social insurance system: Could Design Change Incentivize Enrollment? International Social Security Review. Vol. 75, No. 2. (June 2022) 
• Said, Mona; Mahdi Majbouri and Ghada Barsoum. Forthcoming. Sticky Floors and Glass Ceilings: Gender Wage Gap in Egypt. Feminist Economics. Accepted July 2021. 
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2021. From Fisher wives to fish vendors: Gendered livelihood transitions in a fishing village in Egypt. Journal of Rural Studies. Vol. 88, pages 117-125
• Barsoum, Ghada; Crépon, Bruno; Gardiner, Drew; Michel, Bastien; Pariente, William. 2021. Evaluating the Impact of Entrepreneurship Edutainment in Egypt: An Experimental Approach. Economica. Vol 89, Issue 353
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2020. Women, Work, and Patriarchy in the Middle East and North Africa. (Book Review). Mediterranean Politics. On-line first, August, 2020. Manuscript DOI: 10.1080/13629395.2020.1802888
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2020. Why is the Public Sector the Employer of Choice among Women in the Middle East? A Gendered Qualitative Inquiry into PSM in a Global Context”.  Review of Public Personnel Administration. On-line first, July 15, 2020.
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2020. When Marketization Encounters Centralized Governance: Private Higher Education in Egypt. International Journal of Educational Development. Volume 76, July 2020.
• Ragui Assaad and Ghada Barsoum, 2019. Public employment in the Middle East and North Africa. IZA World of Labor, Institute of Labor Economics (IZA), pages 463-463, August, 2019. doi: 10.15185/izawol.463
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2019. Women, Work and Family”: Educated Women’s Employment Decisions and Social Policies in Egypt. Gender, Work and Organization. Vol. 26, Issue 7, July 2019, Pages 895-914.
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2018. Can youth activation policies be central to social policies in MENA countries? International Social Security Review. Vol. 71, Issue 2, pages 39-56.
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2018. Egypt’s Many Transitions: Public Administration Reform Vision and implementation Challenges. International Journal of Public Administration. 41(10), 772-780.
• Barsoum, Ghada and Rashad, Ahmed. 2018. Does Private Higher Education Improve Employment Outcomes? Comparative Analysis from Egypt. Public Organization Review. Vol. 18:1,  pp 125–142.
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2017. Quality, Pedagogy and Governance in Private Higher Education Institutions in Egypt.   Africa Education Review. 14:1, 193-211, DOI: 10.1080/18146627.2016.1224558. 
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2017.The Allure of “Easy”: Reflections on the Learning Experience in Private Higher Education Institutions in Egypt. Compare: A Journal of Comparative and International Education. Volume 47, 2017 - Issue 1, pp 105-117.
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2017. Youth–focused Active Labour Market Programmes in a Constrained Welfare Regime: A Qualitative Reading of Programmes in Egypt. International Journal of Social Welfare. Volume 26, Issue 2, April 2017, Pages: 168–176. 
• Barsoum, Ghada, 2016. Job Opportunities for the Youth”: Competing and Overlapping Discourses on Youth Unemployment and Work Informality in Egypt. Current Sociology. May 2016; vol. 64, 3: pp. 430-446.
• Barsoum, Ghada, 2016. The Public Sector as the Employer of Choice among Youth in Egypt:  The Relevance of Public Service Motivation Theory. International Journal of Public Administration. Volume 39, Issue 3, pages 205-215.
• Barsoum, Ghada and Sara Rifaat, 2015. We don’t want school bags”:  Discourses on Corporate Social Responsibility in Egypt and the Challenges of a New Practice in a Complex Setting.  International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy. Volume 35, issue 9/10, 2015. pp.390 – 402. 
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2015. “Striving for Job Security: The Lived Experience of Employment Informality among Educated Youth in Egypt”. International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy. Volume 35, issue  5/6, 2015. pp.340 – 358.
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2013.  "The Alignment of the Policy Objectives of Youth inclusion and Population Regulation in Post Arab-Spring Egypt: A Discussion Paper".  International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy. Volume 33, issue 7/8.
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2006. Who Gets Credit? The Gender Biased Strategy of Micro-finance Programs in Egypt.Canadian Journal of Development Studies. Volume 27, Issue 1, 2006.

• Barsoum, Ghada. Not Like Father, Like Son: Lessons Learned from Public Sector Hiring Reforms in Egypt.
• Barsoum, Ghada and Mahdi Majbouri. COVID-19 and Subjective Well-being in MENA.

• Barsoum, Ghada. 2004. The Employment Crisis of Female Graduates in Egypt. An Ethnographic Account. Cairo Papers. Vol. 25. No. 3. The American University in Cairo.

• Barsoum, Ghada; and Dina Abdallah. 2022. Still the Employer of Choice: Evolution of Public Sector Employment in Egypt. In Assaad and Krafft, The Egyptian Labor Market: A Focus on Gender and Economic Vulnerability. Oxford University Press. 
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2021. Case study: Labour market policies in MENA countries. In E. Schüring and M. Loewe (eds.), Handbook of Social Protection Systems. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar. Pages.
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2020. COVID-19 and Social Policies in the MENA Region: A New Test to Overly-Stressed Systems (Essay). Cairo Review. The American University in Cairo.
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2018. Women in Leadership Positions in the Middle East: A Region of Gender Equality Paradoxes in Governing in a Global World: Women in Public Service.  Maria J. D’Agostino and Marilyn Rubin, (Eds.). Routledge. New York
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2016. A Generation without Work Contracts and Social Security:  The Urgency of Policy Focus on Youth Job Informality in Egypt, in Generation Awakening: The socio-economic situation of Middle East youth on the eve of the Arab Spring. Edward Sayer and Tarek Youssef (eds.). Oxford, UK. Oxford University Press.
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2015. Young People’s Job Aspirations in Egypt and the Continued Preference for a Government Job. In The Egyptian Labor Market in an Era of Revolution. R. Assaad and C. Krafft (eds.) Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press. 
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2013. No Jobs and Bad Jobs (Essay). Cairo Review. The American University in Cairo. Summer 2013.
• Assaad, Ragui and Ghada Barsoum. 2009. Rising Expectations and Diminishing Opportunities for Egypt’s Youth. In Generation in Waiting, the Unfulfilled Promise of Young People in the Middle East.  Navtej Dhillon and Tarik Yousef (eds.). Brookings Institution Press. Washington DC.  
• Assaad, Ragui; Ghada Barsoum; Emily Cupito and Daniel Egel. 2009. Addressing Yemen’s Twin Deficits: Human Development and Natural Resources. In Generation in Waiting, the Unfulfilled Promise of Young People in the Middle East. Navtej Dhillon and Tarik Yousef (eds.). Brookings Institution Press. Washington DC.  
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2009. Egypt Labor Market Panel Survey 2006: A documentation of the Data Collection Process. In Egypt Labor Market Revisited. Ragui Assaad. (ed.) The American University in Cairo
• Barsoum, Ghada. 1999. Female Graduates in Egypt: The Jobs Dilemma. In Human Development for the twenty-first Century. Mohamed Farag, ed. The American University in Cairo

• Ghada Barsoum; Passant Elwy; Hanan Khayal; Nada Kassem; Mai Amr; Amal Soliman; Yara Hassan; and Marian Fakhry. 2019. The Inventory of Youth Employment Programs in Egypt: A Snapshot of a Dynamic Field. Printed by Friedrich Ebert Foundation
• Barsoum, Ghada and Nada Kassem. 2019. Social protection in conflict and conflict-affected Arab countries: key challenges and policy recommendations. MOST Policy Paper/UNESCO. France.
• Barsoum, Ghada; Wahby, Sarah; Sarkar, Aditya. 2017 Youth and Employment in North Africa: A Regional Overview. International Labor Organization. Geneva
• Barsoum, Ghada; Crépon, Bruno; Gardiner, Drew; Michel, Bastien; Moaz, Marwa; Pariente, William. 2015. Evaluating the Effects of Entrepreneurship Edutainment in Egypt: Randomized Controlled Trial Baseline Report. Taqeem Impact Report Series, Issue 1. International Labor Organization. What Works in Youth Employment Series. Geneva. September 2015
• Barsoum, Ghada; Mohamed Ramadan and Mona Mostafa. 2014. Labour market transitions of young women and men in Egypt. International Labour Organization. Work4Youth Publication Series No. 16. Geneva. June 2014.
• League of Arab States. 2014. The Arab Youth Report: the Road toward Citizenship and Participation. Commissioned by the Population Policies and Expatriates and Migration Department.  Social Affairs Division League of Arab States
• Population Council.  2010. Survey of Young People in Egypt. Preliminary Results. The Population Council. Cairo, Egypt.  February, 2010
• Barsoum, Ghada; Nadia Rifaat, Omaima El-Gibaly, Nihal Elwan and Natalie Forcier, 2010. Towards FGM-Free Villages in Egypt. A Mid-Term Evaluation and Documentation of the FGM-Free Village Model Project. The Population Council. Cairo, Egypt. June 2010 
• Barsoum, Ghada; Mohamed Ramadan and Safaa El Kogali. 2010. Youth Life Transitions: Opportunities, Capabilities and Risks. In Egypt Human Development Report. Youth in Egypt: Building Our Future.  United Nations Development Programme, and the Institute of National Planning. Cairo. Egypt.  
• Nassar, Heba; Ghada Barsoum; Fadia Elwan and Hanan Shair. 2010. Education for the 21^st Century. In Egypt Human Development Report. Youth in Egypt: Building Our Future.  United Nations Development Programme, and the Institute of National Planning. Cairo. Egypt.  
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2009. Adolescent Reproductive Health and Youth. In Population Status in Egypt: ICPD @ 15. The Egyptian Cabinet Information and Decision Support Center, Evidence-Based Population Policy and United Nations Population Fund.  Cairo. Egypt.

• Barsoum, Ghada. 2018. Entry on Youth Unemployment in Egypt. In Global Encyclopedia of Public Administration, Public Policy, and Governance. Edited by Ali Farazmand.  

• Barsoum, Ghada. 2017. Unleashing the Economic Gains of Young Women’s Employment in Urban Informal Areas in Egypt: A Policy Brief. Population Council. Cairo, Egypt
• Barsoum, Ghada and Hampel, Kevin. 2016. Building on the Good, Learning from the Bad: Towards a New Generation of Youth Employment Programmes in Egypt.  International Labor Organization and Population Council. Impact Brief Series, Issue 8.
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2013. Social Protection and Employment Informality: A Discussion of Policy Options. A Policy Brief (Printed and disseminated in Arabic)
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2013. The Relevance of International Models of Youth Labor Market Insertion Policies to Egypt: A Policy Brief (Printed and disseminated in Arabic)
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2013. Youth Employment Issues in Egypt: Policy Options Addressing Unemployment and the Growing Job Informality - A Policy Brief  (summarized and disseminated in English through Cairo Review) 

• Barsoum, Ghada; and Majbouri, Mahdi. 2021. A Time of Great Intensity: The Pandemic Effect on Work, Care work, and Subjective Wellbeing in MENA Countries.  Economic Research Forum. Working Paper No. 1528. December 2021.
• Barsoum, Ghada; and Dina Abdallah. 2020. Still the Employer of Choice: Evolution of Public Sector Employment in Egypt. Economic Research Forum. Working Paper No. 1386. April 2020.
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2017. Educated young women’s employment decisions in Egypt: A qualitative account. SAHWA Scientific Papers No. 13.
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2014. Aligning Incentives to Reforming Higher Education in Egypt: The Role of Private Institutions. Economic Research Forum Working Paper Series. Number: 833. Cairo. Egypt
• Barsoum, Ghada and Nader Mryyan. 2014. Incentives Structure and Accountability in the Jordanian Higher Education System. Economic Research Forum Working Paper Series. Number: 835. Cairo. Egypt
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2014. Young People’s Job Aspirations in Egypt and the Continued Preference for a Government Job. Economic Research Forum Working Paper Series. Number: 838. Cairo. Egypt
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2012. Labor Market Policies and Informality. The Social-Economic Situation of Middle East Youth on the Eve of the Arab Spring. Workshop Discussion Paper.  Middle East Youth Initiative.  Silatech, Issam Fares Institute for International Policy and Public Affairs. The American University in Beirut. Lebanon
• Barsoum, Ghada; Ali Rashed; Dahlia Hassanein. (2009). When There is 'No Respect' at Work: Job Quality Issues for Women in Egypt’s Private Sector. Population Council. Gender and Work in The Middle East and North Africa Working Papers Series. Vol 8, August 2009.
• Assaad, Ragui and Barsoum, Ghada. (2007). Youth Exclusion in Egypt. In search of second Chances. Middle East Youth Initiative Working Paper. Wolfensohn Center for Development. Dubai School of Government.

• The World Bank – Egypt, December 2021 – date. Regional Study Team: Informality in the Middle East Region
• UNICEF – Egypt, June 2021-March 2022: Situation Analysis for Children and Adolescents in Egypt. National Team Leader (with Development Pathways) 
• UNDP – Bahrain; December 2020: Validation of 12-Module Policy Makers Course on Gendered policies
• UNESCO – Cairo office; December 2018: Social Protection as a Contributor to Building Inclusive Societies and Leaving No One Behind in Conflict and Conflict-Affected Arab Countries. Paper for Discussion at the MOST (Management of Social Transformations) Forum of Arab Social and Health Ministers on “Multi-Dimensional Social Protection Policies in Conflict and Conflict-Affected Arab States” Sharm El-Sheikh – Egypt, 4 December 2018
• International Labor Organization; Geneva; January, 2018 – April, 2018: External Collaborator, assessing the impact on employability and quality of employment of non-formal apprenticeship in agriculture-related trades in Egypt.
• International Labor Organization; Geneva; March, 2017 – October, 2017: External Collaborator, Lead author of the report prepared for the high level meeting on Youth and Employment in North Africa (YENA) in Geneva (September, 2017).
• International Labor Organization; Geneva; October 10, 2013 – October, 30, 2013: Lead author of the national school-to-work transition report, analyzing data of the 2013 school-to-work transition survey
• International Labor Organization (Youth Employment Network); Geneva; September 27 – October 31, 2012: Lead Consultant for a review of youth employment programs implemented in Egypt between 1990 and 2012
• UNICEF; March 1, 2012 – June 15, 2012; Consultant: provided technical advice on research methods for the design of a qualitative study mapping of child protection/child welfare systems in Egypt
• World Food Program; July 12, 2012 - August 15, 2012; Technical Reviewer,  reviewed a report on child labor in the agriculture sector in Egypt, with focus on the economic, culture, political and legal aspects
• UNFPA/League of Arab States; August 1, 2011 - January 31, 2012; Consultant, commissioned to write the "Arab Youth Report"
• International Labor Organization; December 1, 2011 - December 31, 2011; Technical review of a report on child labor in Egypt
• Population Council; September 1, 2010 - December 30, 2011; Consultant. Provided training and participated in the production of the Final Report on the Survey of Young People in Egypt.

• President (2021-present): The Association for Middle Eastern Public Policy and Administration. (AMEPPA)
• Site Visitor: The Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration. (NASPAA)
• Grant Proposal Reviewer: Economic and Social Research Council (UK); Arab Council of Social Sciences. (Lebanon)
• Member of the Compare College of Reviewers. British Association for International and Comparative Education – invited. (February, 2019- date)
• Member of the editorial board: Feminist Economics (term starts January 2018 for three years) – invited.
• Journal Reviewer: Reviewed articles for the following journals: World Development; Feminist Economics,  Social Policy and Administration, Journal of Rural Studies,  International Sociology; Social Policy and Administration; International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy; Studies in Higher Education; Journal of Development in Practice; IZA Journal of Labor & Development; American Journal of Sociology; Social Science & Medicine; Affilia: Journal of Women and Social Work; Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja; and Asian Journal of Comparative Politics.
• Book Reviewer: Routledge, 2017.
• Member, International Society for Third-Sector Research. (January 2011 - Present). 
• Member at Large, Section on Effective and Sound Administration in the Middle East (SESAME), American Society of Public Administration (ASPA). (March 2014 – March 2015).
• Secretary, Member of the Executive Committee, Section on Effective and Sound Administration in the Middle East (SESAME), American Society of Public Administration (ASPA). (Secretary from March 2014 to March 2015).
• Member/reviewer, Arab Council for the Social Sciences. (2012 - Present).
• Member, Taqueem Evaluation Council; International Labor Organization.

• Barsoum, Ghada. 2018.  Educated, but will she Work? The Cairo Review of Global Affairs. School of Global Affairs and Public Policy. The American University in Cairo.
• Senior Contributor, Ahram on-Line Newspaper, Al-Ahram Newspaper.
• Barsoum, Ghada. 2011. No Jobs and Bad Jobs. The Cairo Review of Global Affairs. School of Global Affairs and Public Policy. The American University in Cairo.
• Professional Blogs: International Food Policy Research Institute; the Arab Food and Nutrition Security Blog.

• Bhuiyan, S. and Farazmand, A. (2020). Society and Public Policy in the Middle East and North Africa. International Journal of Public Administration, 43(5), 373-377. Access here
• Coedited the special issue (SI) of the International Journal of Public Administration on Society and Public Policy in the Middle East and North Africa, 43(5), 2020. This SI has included seven articles.
• Dixon, J., Bhuiyan, S., and Ustuner, Y. (2018), Public Administration in the Middle East and North Africa (Special Issue Introduction), International Journal of Public Administration, 41(10): 759-764
• Coedited the special issue (SI) of the International Journal of Public Administration on Public Administration in the Middle East and North Africa, 41(10), 2018. This SI has included seven articles. 

• Ali, Hamid E., Solarin, Adebola. (2019). Military Spending, Corruption, and the Welfare Consequence, Defence and Peace Economics
• Suluman, A., Elian, M. and Ali, H. (2018) Endogenous Specification of FDI and Economic Growth: Cross–Economies Evidence International Journal of Business, Vol. 23(1)
• Ali, Hamid (2018) State Transition from Rigidity to Fragility and Failure: the Case of the Middle East and North Africa International Journal of Public Administration, Vol. 41(10)
• Ali, H., and Al Anbar (2019). Oil Production, Innovation, and Politics in the Middle East in Handbook of International Relation in the Middle East, edited by Sharam. Routledge

• Kaye-Essien, C.W (2020). Performance Reporting Delay in Local Government: A Global South View. International Journal of Public Sector Management.
• Kaye-Essien, C.W (2020 ). Understanding Absences and Presences of BID Policies: A Comparative Case of Accra and Cape Town. Urban Forum.
• Kaye-Essien, C.W (2019). ‘Uberization’ as Neoliberal Governmentality: A Global South Perspective. Journal of Asian & African Studies. 
• Kaye-Essien, C.W (2019). Political Transition, Policy Learning and Failures to Learn: A Global South Perspective. International Development Planning Review.
• Kaye-Essien, C.W (2019). The Politics of Discontinuity: Assessing Government Transition and Medium Term Policy Outcomes in Ghana. International Journal of Public Administration.

• Hendy, R. and C. Zaki. 2021. Trade Facilitation and Firms Exports: The Case of Egypt. International Review of Economics and Finance 75: 197-209. ScienceDirect. (September)
• Hendy, R. 2021. Yes, Women can be Equal to Men in Employment: Evidence from Egypt. Journal of North African Studies 26 (4): 781–806. Francis & Taylor Online. DOI: 10.1080/13629387.2020.1732934. (Published Online in March 2020)
• Assaad, R., Hendy, R., Moundir, L. and S. Yassin. 2020. Explaining the MENA Paradox: Rising Educational Attainment, Yet Stagnant Female Labor Force Participation. Demographic Research. Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research 43 (28): 817-850.
• Hendy R. and Mohieldin, M. 2020. On Ideas and Economic Policy: A Survey of MENA Economists. Middle East Development Journal. Francis & Taylor Online. (January)
• Assaad, R., Hendy, R., and D. Salehi-Isfahani. 2019. Inequality of Opportunity in Educational Attainment in the Middle East and North Africa: Evidence from Household Surveys. International Journal of Educational Development 66 (C): 24-43. Elsevier.
• El-Enbaby, H., Hendy, R. and C. Zaki. 2015. Do SPS measures Matter for Margins of Trade? Evidence from Firm-Level Data. Applied Economics 48 (21): 1949-1964. Taylor & Francis Online.
• Hendy, R. and C. Zaki. 2013. On Informality and Productivity of Micro and Small Enterprises: Evidence from MENA Countries. International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business 19 (4): 438-470. Inderscience Publishers.
• Hendy, R. and C. Zaki. 2013. Assessing the Effects of Trade Liberalization on Wage Inequalities in Egypt: A Microsimulation Analysis. The International Trade Journal 27 (1): 63-104. Taylor & Francis Online.

• Hendy, R. and E. Sayre. 2016. The Effects of Education and Marriage on Labor Force Participation of Women in the Middle East and North Africa. In Young Generation Awakening. pp. 72-87. Oxford University Press. DOI: 10.1093/acprof:oso/9780190224615.001.0001
• Hendy, R. 2015. Women's Participation in the Egyptian Labor Market: 1998-2012. In the Egyptian Labor Market in an Era of Revolution. pp. 147-161. Oxford University Press. DOI:10.1093/acprof:oso/9780198737254.003.0008
• Assaad, R., Hendy, R., and S. Yassin. 2014. Gender and the Jordanian Labor Market. In the Jordanian Labor Market in the New Millennium. pp. 105- 143. Oxford University Press.

• Yassin, S and R. Hendy. 2021. A Package of Labor Market Policies Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic in Egypt. Alternative Policy Solutions.

• Hendy, R. and N. Bin Mimoune. 2021. Evolution of Inequality of Opportunity in Education in The Jordanian Case: From 2008 to 2017. Economic Research Forum, Working Paper No. 1480. (August)
• Hendy R. and Mohieldin, M. 2019. On Ideas and Economic Policy: A Survey of MENA Economists. Economic Research Forum, Working Paper No. 1346. (September)
• David, A. and R. Hendy. 2016. Does International Migration Help Them Marry Earlier? A Hazard Model for the Case of Egypt. Economic Research Forum. Working Paper No. 1051.  (September)
• Hendy, R. 2010. Rethinking Time Allocation of Egyptian Women: A Matching Analysis. Economic Research Forum, Working Paper No. 526. (June)
• Hendy, R. 2011. On Marriage and Labor Market Transitions: A Structural Dynamic Model. The World Bank, Washington DC mimeo. 

• Hendy, R. 2020. Contributed to Women’s Access to Market Opportunities in South Asia and The Middle East & North Africa: Barriers, Opportunities and Policy Challenges. London School of Economics in Collaboration with Ashoka University and the Economic Research Forum. (January)
• Hendy, R. and N. Ben Mimoune. 2019. Contributed to Rethinking Inequality in Arab Countries. UNESCWA and ERF. (December)
• Hendy, R. 2019. Chapter on The Institution of Marriage in Egypt. Doha International Family Institute in the report on The State of Marriage in the Arab World. Doha International Family Institute. (December)

• Hendy, R. 2018. Getting more women into employment in Egypt. Economic Research Forum, Policy Forum. (January)
• Hendy, R. 2018. Egypt: Time Use Surveys and Policy Case Study. Data2X hosted by the United Nations Foundation. (March)
• Hendy, R. 2016. Female Labor Force Participation in the GCC. Doha International Family Institute. (May)
• Hendy, R. 2015. Untapping Low Female Labor Force Participation in Egypt. Economic Research Forum. ERF Policy Brief No. 5. (September)