Alexander Cambraia Nascimento Vaz
Doctor in Political Science.
Coordinator of the Systems, Governance and Identification Axis of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP).
PhD in Political Science, with an emphasis on Bureaucracy and Government Management (UFMG). He has professional experience in Planning, Implementation and Monitoring/Evaluation of Public Policies. He is currently Coordinator of the Systems, Governance and Identification Axis of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and Professor of the Professional Master's Degree in Public Administration at the Brasiliense Institute of Public Law (IDP)
Courses he teaches:
Executive MBA Public Sector Leaders, Professional Master's Degree in Public Administration
Featured works:
VAZ, Alexander Cambraia N.. Decision-making dispersion, political centrality and bureaucratic entropy: mitigating transactional costs in public management. Public Opinion (UNICAMP), v. 24, p. 622-669, 2018.
VAZ, Alexander Cambraia N.. Comparing bureaucratic and political capabilities as action: a comparative study of development and impacts in four bodies of the Brazilian Federal Executive. Society and Culture, v. 20, p. 147, 2017.
VAZ, Alexander Cambraia N.. Comparing bureaucratic and political capabilities as action: a comparative study of development and impacts in four bodies of the Brazilian Federal Executive. Society and Culture, v. 20, p. 147, 2017.