Comparison and Innovation: A Study on the Administrative Management Systems of International Metropolises

Author: Chen Qixing, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book is the research outcome of the strategic focus project by the Shanghai Municipal Party School of the Communist Party of China and the Shanghai Institute of Public Administration, as well as a research project under the Shanghai Science and Technology Development Fund's soft science program. Guided by the Important Thought of "Three Represents" and under the framework of scientific development, the book systematically analyzes and studies the common characteristics and development trends of government management systems in comprehensive international metropolises such as New York, London, and Tokyo, as well as the gaps in Shanghai's government management system in the process of building a modern international metropolis. From the perspective of further enhancing the urban government's governance capabilities and management level in Shanghai, gradually narrowing the gaps in government management systems and operational mechanisms compared to international metropolises like New York, London, and Tokyo, and strengthening the city's international competitiveness, the book explores and researches the principles and orientations, as well as the strategies and pathways for innovation in Shanghai's government management system. It aims to provide necessary theoretical support and policy references for Shanghai's construction as a modern socialist international metropolis.