New Justice (New Perspectives in Public Administration)

Author: Yuan Yue
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: Chinese society needs such sharp and unique observations. — Professor Anthony Saich (Anthony Saich) of Harvard University Yuan Yue is truly a trendsetter who combines knowledge with entrepreneurship. — World Manager magazine Yuan Bing’s warning about Chinese government companies makes us realize that many of the public management models we take for granted are not normal. — Participants of the Tsinghua-Harvard Senior Executive Program Global economic integration has brought new opportunities and challenges to the development of China’s economy and society. Individuals, communities, cities, and nations are in an era of rapid change. What should they do? As implementers of national policies, what role should civil servants play in this situation? Through action research, the author points out that the core of improving governance capacity lies in listening to and discovering public opinion, relying on a social mobilization model based on humanistic care, and establishing a social governance model with a broad public moral foundation. At the same time, it is pointed out that any outstanding government manager must be a balanced master of advanced concepts and practical skills in both business management and public management. The larger the organization, the more necessary it is to possess this balanced management concept. This book is the crystallization of the author’s more than ten years of experience in entrepreneurship, providing management consulting to over 100 government organizations. This book has high reading value for all civil servants and readers interested in public issues.