Public Sector Economics (Frontiers of Public Administration Series)

Author: Huang Xinhua, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: Public administration is a major field of theory and practice involving numerous disciplines. With the advent of globalization, informatization, and the knowledge economy era, contemporary public administration abroad, especially in the theory and practice of government reform and governance, has undergone profound changes. The practice of public sectors, particularly government governance and reform, has given rise to a wealth of new trends, theories, themes, and disciplinary branches in public administration. This book is part of the "Frontiers of Public Administration Discipline Series," where each volume selects a branch of public administration, particularly new research areas or significant themes. Based on the latest domestic and international literature and factual data, it introduces the foundational theories, academic frontiers, and practical advancements of the discipline, field, or theme, providing a concise overview of its basic framework. It can serve as a textbook for undergraduate, graduate, and MPA students in public administration, political science, and sociology, as well as a teaching reference for civil servant training programs. Additionally, it can be used as a learning resource for readers with an interest in public administration. The series features innovative and creative content, making it an invaluable textbook that effectively combines theory and practice.