Asia Pacific Journal of Public Administration
2004 - 2025
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Volume 32, issue 2, 2010
- The Politics of Becoming a Top Bureaucrat in the Thai Bureaucracy pp. 125-136

- Bidhya Bowornwathana
- Evaluating the Harmonisation of Australia's OHS Laws: Challenges and Opportunities pp. 137-162

- Eric Windholz
- The Minimum Wage Policy in Hong Kong pp. 163-176

- Tan Boon Seng and Stephen Ko
- Development Without Freedom? East and South East Asia: Vibrant Markets but a Rule of Law Deficit pp. 177-186

- Jan-Erik Lane
- New Governance, Old Problems: Explaining the Appeal of Third-Party Tools pp. 187-197

- Leong Ching
Volume 32, issue 1, 2010
- Enabling Local Governance in a Market Economy pp. 1-16

- Peter McKinlay
- Post Heisei Mergers in Japan: Potential for a New Realignment in the Dōshū State System pp. 17-33

- Anthony Rausch
- Policymaking Through Rulemaking and Adjudication: An Analysis of the US Federal Communications Commission with Lessons for its South Korean Counterpart pp. 35-62

- Kwang-ho Sim
- Redefining the Performance Auditing Space pp. 63-88

- Stuart Kells and Graeme Hodge
- State-Owned Enterprises and the Arm's Length Concept: The Case of Government Commercial Companies in Fiji pp. 89-105

- Desmond Uelese Amosa
- The Realities of Aid Harmonisation and Aid Effectiveness: Views from Bangladesh pp. 107-122

- Muhammad Mustafizur Rahaman and Niaz Ahmed Khan
Volume 31, issue 2, 2009
- Lessons for Pro-Poor Payments for Environmental Services: An Analysis of Projects in Vietnam pp. 117-133

- Pham Thu Thuy, Campbell and Stephen Garnett
- The Environmental Predicament in the Asia-Pacifc Region Compared With Other Regions pp. 135-146

- Jan-Erik Lane
- An Intra-National Perspective on Regime Implementation: The Case of Marine Fisheries in China - Keen Conficts and Hazy Contents pp. 147-169

- Gianluca Ferraro, Marleen Brans, Weiqing Guo and Tu Feng
- Benchmarking for Excellence: A Comparative Analysis of Seven Asian Anti-Corruption Agencies pp. 171-195

- Quah
- Key Public Sector Individuals as ICT Change Agents: An Analysis of Australian and German Experience pp. 197-212

- Jana Jagodick, Jerry Courvisanos, John Yearwood and Patrice Braun
Volume 31, issue 1, 2009
- The Impact of National and Local Development Policies on Regional Disparities in South Korea: 1985-2005 pp. 1-16

- Soogwan Doh
- Economic Accountability in the Context of Local Governance in the Philippines: A Structural Equation Modelling Approach pp. 17-37

- Roxas, Val Lindsay, Nicholas Ashill and Antong Victorio
- Political Determinants of Regional Economic Growth in Indonesia pp. 39-56

- Joko Mariyono and Saputro
- Civil Service Reform in Bangladesh: All Play but Hardly Any Work pp. 57-70

- Pan Suk Kim and Mobasser Monem
- Reforms to Promote Non-Price Factors in Public Works Procurement in Singapore pp. 71-89

- Jones
- Regulation and Governance in the Philippines Mining Sector pp. 91-114

- Terry O'Callaghan
Volume 30, issue 2, 2008
- Re-visiting the Quasi-Market in Employment Services: Australia's Job Network pp. 101-117

- Catherine McDonald and Greg Marston
- Public-Private Mixes and Partnerships: A Search for Understanding pp. 119-138

- Roger Wettenhall
- The Great Difference, The Great Rift, and The Great Need: The New Territories of Hong Kong and its People, Past and Present pp. 139-164

- James Hayes
- Local Electronic Government Leadership and Innovation: South Korean Experience pp. 165-192

- Soonhee Kim
- Public Administration Development and Reform in a Post-Communist Regime: The Case of Mongolia pp. 193-216

- Tsedev Damiran and Richard Pratt
- The Ecological Deficit of the Asia-Pacific Region: A Research Note pp. 217-226

- Jan-Erik Lane and Reinert Maeland
Volume 30, issue 1, 2008
- Regionalism in the Asia-Pacific Area pp. 1-13

- Jan-Erik Lane
- Public Accountability in Differing Governance Situations: Challenges and Options pp. 15-28

- M Adil Khan and Numayr Chowdhury
- NGOs in China: Issues of Good Governance and Accountability pp. 29-39

- Reza Hasmath and Jennifer Hsu
- Performance Management: It's the Results that Count pp. 41-58

- Jocelyne Bourgon
- Modelling New Public Management in an Asian Context: Public Sector Reform in Malaysia pp. 59-82

- Mohan Dass and Keith Abbott
- Manpower Emaratisation in the United Arab Emirates Federal Government: An Exploratory Study from the Perspective of Civil Service Leadership pp. 83-95

- Elhussein and Abdelrahim Elshahin
Volume 29, issue 2, 2007
- Introducing a New E-Governance Framework in the Commonwealth: From Theory to Practice pp. 131-151

- Tania Gessi, Devindra Ramnarine and John Wilkins
- From Public to Private: The Australian Experience of Privatisation pp. 153-171

- Chris Aulich and Janine O'Flynn
- Which Way Forward? An Analysis of Hong Kong's Health System Reform Options pp. 173-190

- Robin Gauld
- The State, the Private Health Care Sector and Regulation in Bangladesh pp. 191-206

- Redwanur Rahman
- Business-NGO Relationships for Environmental Conservation in Hong Kong: Capacity Building for NGOs and the Roles of Government and Business-Related Organisations pp. 207-222

- Cheung
- Local Leadership: Development, Problems and Potential in Bangladesh pp. 223-239

- Ahmed Shafiqul Huque
Volume 29, issue 1, 2007
- Editorial Introduction pp. 1-2

- Ian Thynne and Burns
- The Legal Foundations of Hong Kong's Autonomy: Building on Sand pp. 3-28

- Yash Ghai
- Legitimacy, Governance and Public Policy in Post-Handover Hong Kong pp. 29-49

- Ian Scott
- Policy Capacity in Post-1997 Hong Kong: Constrained Institutions Facing a Crowding and Differentiated Polity pp. 51-75

- Anthony Cheung
- The First Ten Years of the HKSAR: Civil Society Comes of Age pp. 77-99

- Elaine Chan and Joseph Chan
- The Political Cultures of Hong Kong and Mainland China: Democratisation, Patrimonialism and Pluralism in the 2007 Chief Executive Election pp. 101-128

- Lo Sonny
Volume 28, issue 2, 2006
- Understanding the Public Sector: The Significance of Size and Complexity? pp. 99-116

- B Guy Peters
- Judicial Review and Policy Making in Hong Kong: Changing Interface Between the Legal and the Political pp. 117-141

- Cheung and Wong
- Public Enterprise Management in Taiwan: Has the Change of Government Made Much Difference? pp. 143-169

- Cheng-Chiu Pu
- Co-Governance by Local Government and Civil Society Groups in Japan: Balancing Equity and Efficiency for Trust in Public Institutions pp. 171-199

- Yasuo Takao
- Individual and Organisational Facets of Change in the Public and Private Sectors: A Comparative Study pp. 201-229

- Geert Devos and Dave Bouckenooghe
- Analysis of the Digital Divide Between Disabled and Non-Disabled People in South Korea pp. 231-261

- Taeil Kim and Soogwan Doh
Volume 28, issue 1, 2006
- Probing System Limits: Decentralisation and Local Political Accountability in Vietnam pp. 1-23

- Fritzen
- Does Multi-level Governance Meet Local Aspirations? The Case of Social Protection Needs in Rural India pp. 25-40

- Sony Pellissery
- Central-Local Relations, Inter-Organisational Coordination and Policy Implementation in Urban Bangladesh pp. 41-58

- Pranab Kumar Panday
- Preventing Police Corruption in Singapore: The Role of Recruitment, Training and Socialisation pp. 59-75

- Quah
- The Social Costs and Benefits of Smoking: Modeling and Policy Implications for South Korea pp. 77-94

- Jin-Wook Choi and Kyusun Lee
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