Public Administration and Public Affairs

Henry, Nicholas

doi:10.4324/9781315663067

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“…These relationships are called federalism when applied more narrowly to the federal government's relations with state governments, and the states' relationships with each other (Henry, 2010). One important feature is distinct national and state responsibilities.…”

Section: China's Political Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Chinese Administrative Reforms: A Replica or Derivative of the Western NPM Model?

Zhang

Holzer

2017

Chinese Public Administration Review

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Chinese Public Administration Review CPARAt the theoretical level in the public administration community, there is an ongoing debate as to whether public administration principles can be universally applied to any country or whether they are bounded by political, economic, social, cultural, historical, environmental and traditional factors. While there is an increasing observation in the 21st century that convergence of administrative reforms between developing and developed countries has great momentum, this paper argues that national context plays a significant (if not vital) role in a specific country's administrative reforms. To put this argument in context, the paper examines similar and dissimilar features of Chinese administrative reforms with that of USA, with a conclusion that Chinese administrative reform is not a replica, but rather a derivative, of the Western NPM Model.

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Section: China's Political Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Chinese Administrative Reforms: A Replica or Derivative of the Western NPM Model?

Zhang

Holzer

2017

Chinese Public Administration Review

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“…Single activities, 2).With regard service than facilities,3).Does not have a permanent,4).Asstand by new provision when itsexercised on certain conditions and,5).Allowed/approved by a legislative body (Henry, 2004 ). Relate to that, there are three forms and methods cooperation between local governments agreement covering; 1. joint service, 2).Intergovernmental service transfer; and 3).Pattern of interlocalism.…”

Section: Theoritical Background 31 Intergovernmental Cooperationmentioning

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“…Relate to that, there are three forms and methods cooperation between local governments agreement covering; 1. joint service, 2).Intergovernmental service transfer; and 3).Pattern of interlocalism. (Henry 2004 ) To minimize the appearance of friction and conflicts between the parties in cooperation, Layman (2003) suggests three principles in cooperation between the Government, namely:…”

Section: Theoritical Background 31 Intergovernmental Cooperationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Intergovernmental Cooperation in provisioning Educational Goods and Service (Study on Intergovernmental on Providence Free Education in South Sulawesi)

Masriadi¹

2014

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“…Policy is ysually denotable, as private or public policy. When it is public policy (as applicable to this study) it refers to what public administrators implement [25]. It refers to the template of methods that guide the actions of public administrators in given situations.…”

Section: Sustainable Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Fundamentals of Sustainable Development in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Focus on Water Policy in Nigeria

Okeke

2015

ILSHS

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ABSTRACT. Development and its sustainability have undeviatingly remained critical components of social science investigation. Sub-Saharan Africa has also continued to elicit mainstream investigative attention. There is apparently, acute bewilderment on what has become the fate of development in this region of the international community. Findings of this study indeed validate a hypothesis of gargantuan developmental challenges in Sub-Saharan Africa. Consequently, policy ambivalences on water are indicative of the difficulties of sustainable development in the African region. It is concluded in this study that the availability of sound water policies and the spirited implementation of such policies can change the atmosphere of weariness in this African area. To engender the requisite sustainable development therefore requires that the composite governments (and other private investors) in Sub-Saharan Africa should embark on massive and functional water schemes, borne of credible water policies. The Nigerian state is strategically placed by naturally hued opportunities to take the lead in this regard.

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Public Administration and Public Affairs

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Chinese Administrative Reforms: A Replica or Derivative of the Western NPM Model?

Chinese Administrative Reforms: A Replica or Derivative of the Western NPM Model?

Intergovernmental Cooperation in provisioning Educational Goods and Service (Study on Intergovernmental on Providence Free Education in South Sulawesi)

Fundamentals of Sustainable Development in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Focus on Water Policy in Nigeria

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