Kris Hartley

Kris Hartley

Assistant Professor | Arizona State University | School of Sustainability

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Sole-authored media October 18, 2017

A Chinese Model for Foreign Aid (World Economic Forum, Project Syndicate)

As the United States and the European Union retreat from their foreign-aid commitments, only one country has the resources and the interest to assume the mantle of global development leadership. The world will have to…


Co-authored media October 17, 2017

China’s green planning for the world starts with infrastructure (The Conversation)

The Belt and Road Initiative represents an opportunity to internationalise the Chinese model of state-led economic growth supported by massive infrastructure rollouts. With prudent strategy and thorough monitoring, the initiative could herald a departure from…


Research publications October 10, 2017

Water management in the Pearl River Delta (International Journal of Water Resources Development)

Water resource management is a crucial issue in the rapidly urbanizing Pearl River Delta. This study’s contribution is a systematic analysis of water governance in China’s ‘one country–two systems’ setting. The principal finding is that…


Research publications October 8, 2017

A Cloud for Doing Good: A Technology Revolution for All in ASEAN (Microsoft)

It is clear that cloud computing offers considerable benefits for governments and businesses in ASEAN. For these benefits to be realized, there is a need for a more concerted effort—within and among ASEAN member countries—to…


Research publications October 1, 2017

Measuring Policy Capacity Through Governance Indices (Chapter: Palgrave Macmillan)

While the conceptualization of policy capacity and its application to governance performance have been addressed in the academic literature, existing governance indices appear not to consider policy capacity in its many nuanced forms. This shortcoming…


Co-authored media September 28, 2017

The environmental impacts of microplastics (Straits Times, Policy Forum)

Plastic bags and bottles have been an obvious menace for decades, but the emergence of microplastics will test the policy capacity of governments in new ways. Adopting elevated standards for water quality, improving treatment technologies,…


Co-authored media September 27, 2017

Taxes on sugary beverages in Asia (The Conversation, Channel NewsAsia, The Diplomat))

Following Berkeley’s example, governments should apply soda tax revenue to nutrition and physical education programmes, and include information about sugar in school curricula. The approach should consider local conditions, enhance education, and provide access to…


Co-authored media September 10, 2017

Cloud computing adoption in developing countries (Microsoft Corporation)

The frontier of possibilities presented by cloud computing is just now being fully realized, and governments must be forward-thinking in understanding and embracing these trends. The implications for economic growth are immense: cloud computing has…


Co-authored media September 5, 2017

Challenges for China’s sponge cities (CNN, Huffington Post, China Daily)

China has an opportunity to strengthen its emerging global leadership role in urban sustainability. However, it must first implement an effective vision for how sponge city initiatives complement broader environmental governance efforts. Improving regulatory enforcement…


Research publications September 2, 2017

Aligning Needs and Capacities to Boost Government Competitiveness (Public Organization Review)

This article introduces government competitiveness, a concept that recognizes overlooked factors like the role of social organizations, the use of diverse policy inputs and policy development processes, and the imperative to address human needs at…


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