CPAR: Opportunities and Challenges in Public Administration

Author: Zhang Mengzhong, et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book covers 10 papers, including "Basic Principles and Discipline Development of Public Administration," "Political Reforms in China Since the 1990s," "China's Government Reforms: Two Recommendations from Japan," "China's Rural Land Policy: Investigation and Reflection," "Informal Institutional Analysis of the Bottlenecks in the Implementation of Chinese Public Policy," "Analysis of Chinese Enterprises' Influence on Government Policy Making," "Knowledge Management and Public Organizations: The Applicability of the Model in Greece," "Endogenous Growth of China's Economy," "Organizational Externalization: Organizational Operations Under Non-Coordinated Constraints—A Theoretical Framework for Studying the Relationship Between Chinese Charitable Organizations and the Government," and "Feasibility Study of Implementing Government Performance Management in Our Country." Among them, four papers are written by Chinese scholars and American scholars abroad. The themes of the papers include the history of public administration thought, political reforms, administrative reforms, public policy, organizational behavior, China's economy, China's non-profit management, public performance, and productivity. The editorial board of this book consists of 57 renowned scholars from home and abroad. Each paper is available in both Chinese and English versions and can be used as reference teaching materials for universities, provincial and municipal administrative academies, and cadre management institutions at all levels (English major). This book is suitable for senior undergraduate and graduate students in public management, MPA students, teachers, researchers, and practical workers in public management departments (mainly including government departments).