Asia Pacific Journal of Public Administration

2004 - 2016

Current editor(s): Ian Thynne and Danny Lam

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Volume 38, issue 2, 2016

The Asian miracles: implementing the COP21 agreement pp. 75-86

Jan-Erik Lane

Governance challenge: Australia’s Indian Ocean Island Territories pp. 87-102

Jon Stanhope, Roger Wettenhall and Thaneshwar Bhusal

Municipal relationship modifications by the Great Heisei Consolidation in Japan pp. 103-117

Yu Noda

Convergences and divergences of public sector reform in Bhutan: dynamics of incremental and transformational policies pp. 118-130

Lhawang Ugyel

Bridging a strategic gap: a think tank for local government in New Zealand pp. 131-137

Peter McKinlay

Volume 38, issue 1, 2016

The state and public administration: have instruments of governance outrun governments? Introductory perspectives II pp. 1-6

H. Brinton Milward

Governance and the economy in Asia and the United States: institutions, instruments and reform pp. 7-23

Jack H. Knott

An Asian perspective on policy instruments: policy styles, governance modes and critical capacity challenges pp. 24-42

Ishani Mukherjee and Michael Howlett

Humanitarian NGOs as instruments, partners, advocates and critics in the governance of international humanitarian response: complementary or conflicting roles? pp. 43-59

Eric P. Schwartz

Alignments of instruments and action in governance: a synthesis -- revisited and extended pp. 60-73

Ian Thynne

Volume 37, issue 4, 2015

The state and public administration: have instruments of governance outrun governments? Introductory perspectives pp. 217-223

H. Brinton Milward

Governance and policy problems: instruments as unitary and mixed modes of policy intervention pp. 224-235

B. Guy Peters and Jon Pierre

De-institutionalising governance? Instrument diversity and feedback dynamics pp. 236-246

Adrian Kay and Carsten Daugbjerg

Syncing the instruments and missions of government: re-thinking the roots of decay pp. 247-252

Donald F. Kettl

The global vernacular of governance and instruments: translating between the operating systems of China and the United States pp. 253-263

Dan Guttman

Alignments of instruments and action in governance: a synthesis pp. 264-272

Ian Thynne

Volume 37, issue 3, 2015

Does Asia have a unique theory of public administration for all seasons? An exploratory essay pp. 143-160

Ali Farazmand and Arjola Balilaj

Micro and macro approaches to social innovation: mapping the approaches of significant funders and advocates - comparative experience in East Asia, Europe and the United States pp. 161-181

Beryl A. Radin and Wai Fung Lam

The growing movement for enterprise risk management in government: the United States begins to catch up pp. 182-192

Thomas H. Stanton

Access to water in developing countries: four options for provision and regulation in the water sector pp. 193-206

Raymond Saner, Lichia Yiu, Mario Filadoro and Victoria Khusainova

Monetising social and environmental costs in infrastructure evaluation: the case of Hong Kong's third international airport runway pp. 207-215

Rikkie L. K. Yeung, Anthony H. F. Li and Samuel K. Hung

Volume 37, issue 2, 2015

"All quiet on the non-Western front?" A review of public service motivation scholarship in non-Western contexts pp. 69-86

Zeger Van der Wal

Evidence-based policy-making for corruption prevention in Hong Kong: a bottom-up approach pp. 87-101

Ian Scott and Ting Gong

Shared services in Australia: is it not time for some clarity? pp. 102-114

Richard Reid and Roger Wettenhall

Protecting the wellbeing of Nepalese migrant workers: the nature and extent of interventions by the government of Nepal pp. 115-127

Jhalak Sharma Sapkota

Innovation in local government and governance: observations on emerging practice in New Zealand pp. 128-141

Peter McKinlay

Volume 37, issue 1, 2015

Resourcefulness opportunities and challenges in local government: Australian perspectives - guest editor's introduction pp. 1-3

John Martin

Understanding community to engage community: the use of qualitative research techniques in local government community engagement pp. 4-17

Andrew Hickey, Paul Reynolds and Lisa McDonald

Community visioning: the role of traditional and online public participation in local government pp. 18-32

Robyn Cochrane

Missed opportunities for democratic engagement: the adoption of community indicators in local government pp. 33-43

Roberta Ryan and Catherine Hastings

Cultural development and local government: analytical frames, insights and observations pp. 44-55

John Lavarack and Roberta Ryan

Future-proofing local government: strategies to address language, literacy and numeracy skills in the sector's workforce pp. 56-67

Alex Kats, John Martin and Angela Zivkovic

Volume 36, issue 3, 2014

Environmental governance in the People's Republic of China: the political economy of growth, collective action and policy developments - introductory perspectives pp. 167-172

Richard Balme and Tang Renwu

Mobilising for environmental justice in China pp. 173-184

Richard Balme

The resistance of land-lost farmers in China pp. 185-200

Hongping Lian

Learning through international cooperation: a case study of two Chinese counties implementing the Grain for Green project pp. 201-210

Jia Guo

Is self-governance of the commons feasible in the PRC? A case study of pasture governance in Zhua Xixiulong township, Gansu province pp. 211-219

Hongxin Wang, Junlin Shao and Menghan Cai

Towards sustainable agriculture? Local level reliance on economic networks and the consequences for China's agricultural modernisation pathway pp. 220-232

Marie-Hélène Schwoob

Strategies for sustainable urban development: towards green(er) Chinese cities? pp. 233-247

Giulia C. Romano

Volume 36, issue 2, 2014

Sustainable Development Goals and Millennium Development Goals: an analysis of the shaping and negotiation process pp. 89-107

Lichia Saner Yiu and Raymond Saner

The "price of rights" and labour immigration: an Australian case study pp. 108-122

Henry Sherrell

Rice production in Indonesia: policy and performance pp. 123-134

Joko Mariyono

Japan's Heisei municipal mergers and the contradictions of neo-liberal administrative planning pp. 135-149

Anthony S. Rausch

The role of the bureaucracy in policymaking in Bangladesh pp. 150-161

Ahmed K. Rashid

Innovation in local governance: emerging New Zealand experience pp. 162-165

Peter McKinlay

Volume 36, issue 1, 2014

In celebration of public administration: the sustaining significance of power - introductory perspectives pp. 1-8

Ian Thynne

Public administration and the rule of law in Asia: breadth without depth? pp. 9-21

Björn Dressel

Administrative values in the mainland Chinese and Hong Kong public services: a comparative analysis pp. 22-33

Ian Scott and Ting Gong

The motivational bases of public service: foundations for a third wave of research pp. 34-47

James L. Perry

Public administration and the promise of evidence-based policy: experience in and beyond Australia pp. 48-59

Brian W. Head

Who should be in charge? Citizens' perceptions of the provision of health care services in South Korea pp. 60-69

Heungsuk Choi

The increasingly hollow state: challenges and dilemmas for public administration pp. 70-79

H. Brinton Milward

Capacity building for societal governance: managing knowledge for alternative development - an analysis of two cases in Taiwan pp. 80-88

Ching-Ping Tang and Meng-Che Yu