Asia Pacific Journal of Public Administration

2004 - 2025

Current editor(s): Ian Thynne and Danny Lam

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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

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

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

Bidhya Bowornwathana pp. 135-136: John P. Burns
Administrative Reform and Regime Shifts: Reflections on the Thai Polity pp. 137-147: Bidhya Bowornwathana
Governance Reform in Thailand: Questionable Assumptions, Uncertain Outcomes pp. 149-165: Bidhya Bowornwathana
Administrative Reform and Tidal Waves from Regime Shifts: Tsunamis in Thailand's Political and Administrative History pp. 167-182: Bidhya Bowornwathana
Autonomisation of the Thai State: Some Observations pp. 183-194: Bidhya Bowornwathana
The Politics of Becoming a Top Bureaucrat in the Thai Bureaucracy pp. 195-206: Bidhya Bowornwathana

United States Government Contracting and China's Shi Ye Dan Wei: Two Shadow Governments - Path Dependency from Opposite Directions, or Mutual Learning? pp. 1-51: Dan Guttman, Song Yaqin and Li Haiming
Governance and the Co-Design of Services: The Importance of a "Governance Perspective" pp. 53-70: Peter McKinlay
Subjective Well-being in Greater China: Broadening the Framing of Citizen Well-being in Public Policy pp. 71-92: Stephen Tay
What Do Indian Administrative Service Offcers Learn from South Korea Exposure Visits? pp. 93-119: Soonhee Kim and Daniel Nelson
Research Note - Low Road Ethics Management: A Baseline Study of Government Departments in the Western Division of Fiji pp. 121-134: Asinate Mausio

Reforms to Promote Competition in Government Procurement in Southeast Asia: Achievements and Constraints pp. 113-136: Jones
The Magic of Harmonisation: A Case Study of Occupational Health and Safety in Australia pp. 137-155: Eric Windholz and Graeme Hodge
Health Workforce Crisis: Recruitment and Retention of Skilled Health Workers in the Public Health Sector in Malaysia pp. 157-170: Razlyn Abdul Rahim and Lillian Mwanri
Indonesian Textile Exports in the Presence of Bilateral Foreign Aid pp. 171-186: Joko Mariyono
Political Economy of the Budgetary Process and Public Expenditure in Malaysia pp. 187-203: Tan Yee Shin and Mohamed Aslam

A Kiwi Halo? Defining and Assessing Corruption in a "Non-Corrupt" System pp. 1-29: Robert Gregory, Daniel Zirker and Francis Scrimgeour
The New Cannibalism: The International Community and the Problem of Governance Weaknesses in Papua New Guinea pp. 31-55: Allan Patience
Politics and Governance in Nepal pp. 57-69: Kishor Sharma
Impact of Entrepreneurship in the Public Sector: Cheonggye Stream Restoration Project in the Seoul Metropolitan City pp. 71-93: JungWook Seo and Soyoon Chung
Social Networks, Social Learning and Service Systems Improvement pp. 95-111: Andrew Sense and Matthew Pepper

Foreign Aid, Governance and Economic Development in Nepal pp. 95-115: Kishor Sharma
The Effects of Public-Private Partnerships on Ultra-Poor Households in Bangladesh: Evidence from the IGVGD Programme pp. 117-141: Nilufa Akhter Khanom
The Pull and Push between Central and Local Political Parties: A Case Study of Party Branch Organisation in Indonesia pp. 143-162: Ulla Fionna
Performance Auditing and Public Sector Innovation: Friends with Benefts or Strange Bedfellows? pp. 163-184: Stuart Kells and Graeme Hodge
Are Fiji'S Government Commercial Companies in Competent Hands? pp. 185-195: Desmond Uelese Amosa and Atishwar Pandaram

Governing in the Shadows pp. 1-16: Guy Peters
Social Enterprise: What is it, and How can it be Strengthened? pp. 17-36: Mark Richard Hayllar and Roger Wettenhall
An Empirical Analysis of the Relation Between Social Spending and Economic Growth in Developing Countries and OECD Members pp. 37-55: Tobin Im, Wonhyuk Cho and Gregory Porumbescu
Organisational and Institutional Opportunities and Constraints for Poor Households to Participate in Payment for Environmental Service Schemes in Vietnam pp. 57-76: Pham Thu Thuy, Garnett and Aslin
Cultural Norms and Meta-Governance in the Regulation of Foreign Direct Investment: Trans-Tasman FDI Regimes pp. 77-92: Greg Mahony and Chris Sadleir