AUTONOMY OF PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY UNITS IN VIETNAM: AN INSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE

Nhat Chi Mai

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Abstract: Intrigued by the burgeoning commercialisation of public services in Vietnam, this research seeks to understand the nature of autonomy that public service delivery units have been given as part of the greater effort of the Government of Vietnam to separate business and service provision from state management. In addressing this objective, the research bases its analysis on historical institutionalism and sociological institutionalism that illuminate insights into institutional factors shaping the autonomy policies and the implementation of the policies in practice. The main data sources the research draws on are legal documents, government reports and in-depth interviews with managers and staff of public service delivery units.

Date: 2018-02-07
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