| Record Type: |
Language materials, printed
: Monograph/item
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| [NT 15000414]: |
361.6/1/05 |
| Title/Author: |
Comparative governance reform in Asia : democracy, corruption, and government trust // edited by Bidhya Bowornwathana, Clay Wescott. |
| other author: |
Wescott, Clay. |
| Published: |
Bingley, U.K. : : Emerald,, 2008. |
| Description: |
1 online resource (253 p.). |
| Subject: |
Political Science - Government |
| Subject: |
Political Science - Public Affairs & Administration. |
| Subject: |
Central government. |
| Subject: |
Public administration. |
| ISBN: |
9781846639975 (electronic bk.) |
| [NT 15000228]: |
Introduction / Bidhya Bowornwathana, Clay G. Wescott -- Regulatory reform and bureaucracy in Southeast Asia : variations and consequences /David S. Jones -- A preliminary assessment of public management reformin Taiwan's local government / Milan Tung-Wen Sun -- Building nationalintegrity through corruption eradication in South Korea / Pan Suk Kim -- Corruption and government trust : a survey of urban and rural inhabitants in the north and northeast of Thailand / Suchitra Punyaratabandhu--Assessing government efforts to (Re)build trust in government : challenges and lessons learned fromJapanese experiences / Masao Kikuchi -- Administrative reform in Hong Kong : an institutional analysis of food safety / John P. Burns -- Linking accountability, corruption, and government effectiveness in Asia : an examination of world bank governanceindicators / Gene A. Brewer, Yujin Choi, RichardM. Walker -- Civil service reform in Indonesia / Prijono Tjiptoherijanto -- Importing governance into the Thai polity : competing hybrids and reform consequences /Bidhya Bowornwathana -- Combating corruption as a political strategy to rebuild trust and legitimacy : can China learn from Hong Kong? /Anthony B.L. Cheung -- Anti-Corruption agencies in four Asian countries : acomparative analysis / Jon S.T. Quah. |
| [NT 15000229]: |
Asian countries are highly diverse in terms of their wealth, culture, and historical experience. Yet, in different ways, they are working hard to improve public sector governance in areas such as democratic accountability, openness, transparency, integrity, government trust, high performance standards and combating corruption. The chapters in this book analyze and compare the experiences ofAsian countries in carrying out governance reforms. Some of the questions tackled in this title are:how common reform packages designed for developed countries are implemented in developing countries? What happens in the reform diffusion process? What are the obstacles to reform success? The diversity of the Asian region is well reflected in these chapters, covering a range of topics, theories, methodologies, and findings. The book will be of interest to both academics and practitioners researching and working with public policy in the region. |
| Online resource: |
http://www.emeraldinsight.com/0732-1317/17 |