Foreign Cases of Governance Selection - Governance Cases Series

Author: Chen Zhang'e
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: The "Executive Case Series" consists of three books: "Selected Ancient Chinese Executive Cases," "Selected Modern and Contemporary Chinese Executive Cases," and "Selected Foreign Executive Cases." These three books are written with relative independence, both distinct and interconnected. They provide people with executive experience and reference from different perspectives, serving as teaching materials for leaders studying the spirit of the 16th and 17th Plenary Sessions of the Communist Party of China, continuously improving their executive capabilities, and contributing to the construction of a learning-oriented party and society. The executive history of countries around the world is an important part of global civilization. Analyzing and studying the successes and failures of foreign executives, exploring executive methods and patterns from these experiences, is a key way to enhance the executive capabilities and standards of leaders. This book carefully selects 116 cases of reference value to China, some of which involve issues we have already encountered or will face in the future; some are successful, while others are failures; some are still in progress, with their outcomes yet to be determined. It provides materials for leaders studying and improving their executive capabilities. Each case in the book is accompanied by a brief commentary for reference.