International Review of Public Administration

1999 - 2025

Current editor(s): Ralph Brower

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Volume 6, month 12, 2001

Politics by Other Means: Administrative Reform in the United States pp. 1-13

Bert A. Rockman

New Public Management in the UK: Enduring Legacy or Fatal Remedy? pp. 15-26

Oliver James

A Stable System Turning Rigid: Public Sector Reform in Germany pp. 27-38

Joachim Jens Hesse

The Transformation of Central Executives in Post-Communist Central and Eastern Europe ߝ Comparing Emergent Configurations pp. 39-49

Hellmut Wollmann and Klaus H. Goetz

Government Leadership and Coalition Efforts against Transnational Tobacco Corporations in Asia: A Supplementary Proposal pp. 51-59

SongJune Kim and Brian J. L. Berry

Policy Network Management for Governmental Projects in the U.S.: The Case of the Smart Road Location and Design pp. 61-70

Dong Won Kim

Public Economics and International Environmental Policy: The Case of Ozone Layer Preservation pp. 71-82

David S. Kelleher

A Study of Estimating Proper Sizes of Personnel for Local Governments in Korea pp. 83-90

Taeyoung Kim

The Impact of Debt Financing on the Level of Capital Spending pp. 91-101

Myungsoon Hur

Determinants of Information Systems (IS) Outsourcing in City Government pp. 103-113

Yong-Mi Kim and Hee Joon Song

Gender Differences in Computer Attitudes: New Evidence from Korea pp. 115-123

Cheol Hyun Jeong

The Politics of Democratization in Korea: The Role of Civil Society pp. 125-127

Robert J. Dickey

Volume 6, month 6, 2001

Public Enterprises: Many Faces, Much Questioning, New Challenges pp. 1-9

Ian Thynne and Roger Wettenhall

The Authority as a Mechanism for Public Enterprise: United States Experience pp. 11-19

Herrington J. Bryce

Performance of Public Enterprises: An Assessment of India’s Experience pp. 21-28

B. S. Ghuman

The Changing Role of Public Enterprises: The Turkish Case in Historical and Future Perspective pp. 29-37

Mustafa A. Aysan

A Farewell to Paternalism through Public Enterprise? Privatization in the Small Island State of Malta pp. 39-48

Godfrey A. Pirotta

Diversity in Australian Local Government: The Case against the Imposition of Uniform National Standards pp. 49-58

Andrew Worthington and Brian Dollery

Is a Global Ethics Possible? pp. 59-69

Thomas D. Lynch, Cynthia E. Lynch and Peter L. Cruise

Structural Changes of the Central State Apparatus in Japan and Korea pp. 71-93

Yong-Duck Jung, Keunsei Kim, Youngju Kwon, Hwi-Moon Rha, Michio Muramatsu and Yutaka Onishi

The Emergence of a Third Party Government in Korea: Contents and Consequences pp. 95-108

Junki Kim

Issues in Public Management: Political Direction and Public Communication in Hong Kong pp. 109-120

Ahmed Shafiqul Huque and Grace O.M. Lee

Avoiding The Apocalypse: The Future of the Two Koreas pp. 121-123

David Kelleher

Volume 5, month 12, 2000

What is Public? In serch of Authenticity Beyond NPM pp. 1-7

Hiromitsu Kataoka

Introduction pp. 9-10

Peter P. Yuen

Recent Health Care Reforms in Germany: An End to Permanent Crisis Management? pp. 11-22

Eckhard Knappe, Lothar Funk and Sonja Optendrenk

Introduction of Long-Term Care Insurance in Japan pp. 23-36

Mitsuya Ichien

Health Care Financing and Delivery for the Poor in Korea pp. 37-45

Soonman Kwon

Evolution of Health Insurance Payment Systems in Taiwan: An Empirical Report pp. 47-54

Chih-Liang Yaung and Yu-Mei Chao-Yu

Alternative Delivery Systems for Public Services in Hong Kong: The Hospital Authority vs The Housing Authority pp. 55-66

Peter P. Yuen and Carlos W. H. Lo

Reforming Public Enterprises in South Korea pp. 67-80

Byong Man Ahn and In Chul Kim

Crisis Management: Toward a New Informational “Localisim” in Local Government Reform pp. 81-97

Alan Jarman, Kevin Sproats and Alexander Kouzmin

Institutional Diagnosis and Remedies of Government Procurement System in South Korea: In Search of Effective Governance pp. 99-114

Kwanbo Kim

Local Governance in Northeast Asia: Tasks and Prospects pp. 115-127

Ik-Sik Kim

Managerial Adaptation through the Market in the Public Sector: Theoretical Framework and Four Models pp. 129-141

M. Jae Moon and Eric W. Welch

An Analysis of Demand for Living Space by Housing Tenure Type in Korea pp. 143-152

Jae-Hong Kim

Global Public Goods: International Cooperation in the 21st Century pp. 153-156

David Kelleher

Volume 5, month 6, 2000

Where the State of the Art Meets the Art of the State: Traditional Public-Bureaucracy Controls in the Information Age pp. 1-12

Christopher Hood

Introduction pp. 13-15

Alexander Kouzmin

Information Technology-Enabled Communication and Organizational Effectiveness pp. 17-36

Nada Korac-Kakabadse, Alexander Kouzmin and Andrew Korac-Kakabadse

Asian Industrial Internet Strategies: Building Blocks for E-Commerce pp. 37-53

Lansing Alexander Gordon

Integrating Western Change Management Concepts into Voluntary Welfare Organisations in Asia pp. 55-67

Sally Thio

Change in Asian Management Accounting: A Post-Crisis Perspective pp. 69-79

K. P. Chan

A Note on the Coherence of New Public Management as a Managerial Philosophy pp. 81-91

Brian Dollery and Joe Wallis

A Causal Analysis of Human Values and Behaviors in Waste Management and Environmental Policies pp. 93-106

Soonae Park

Interests and Political Institutions in U.S. Long-Distance Telecommunications Policy pp. 107-123

Kwang-Ho Sim

Great Policy Failures, Public Administration’s Credibility, and Good Governance in Korea pp. 125-129

Yong-Duck Jung

Troubled Tiger: Businessmen, Bureaucrats, and Generals in South Korea pp. 131-134

Robert J. Dickey

Volume 4, month 12, 1999

Introduction pp. 1-2

Marc Holzer and Claire L. Felbinger

Public Administration in Transformation: Three Global Challenges pp. 3-11

Claire L. Felbinger and Marc Holzer

The Use of Market Metaphors in Public Participation Discourse pp. 13-21

Hindy Lauer Schachter

The Challenge of Promoting and Sustaining Meaningful Citizen Participation pp. 23-31

Kathe Callahan

Labor-Management Tension and Partnership: Where are we? What should we do? pp. 33-44

Marc Holzer and Seok-Hwan Lee

Lessons Learned about Performance Measurement pp. 45-55

Patria de Lancer Julnes

Understanding the Rhetorical Patterns that Emerge During a Process of Paradigmatic Policy Change: The Case of New Public Management pp. 57-66

Joe L. Wallis and Brian Dollery

Mexican Public Sector Reform: Patrimonialist Values and Governmental Organisational Culture in Mexico pp. 67-77

David Arellano Gault

Functional Locus of the Annual Auditing of the Executive by the Korean National Assembly pp. 79-95

Jai Chang Park

The Determinants of Foreign Direct Investment in China: Empirical Analysis of Korean and Japanese Investment pp. 97-107

Gi-Heon Kwon

Factors Influencing Individual Recycling Behavior in Korea: Comparative Analysis of Public Officials and Housewives pp. 109-121

Ki-Shik Lee

Major Obstacles of Informatization in Korean Local Governments: An Organizational Perspective pp. 123-131

Sang-Yun Han

Volume 4, month 6, 1999

Introduction pp. 1-1

Jong S. Jun

The Discourse Movement: A Centrist View of the Sea Change pp. 3-10

David John Farmer

“Naming the Rose”: New Public Management Discourse in the Brazilian Context pp. 11-20

Christina Andrews and Alexander Kouzmin

Fostering Policy Learning: A Challenge for Public Administration pp. 21-31

Peter J. May

Global Governance: Toward a Rhetoric of Ethical and Ecological Relationships pp. 33-43

Lianne Campodonico

The Aestheticization of Public Administration pp. 45-53

Jong S. Jun and Esther Haiwon Reyes

Toward a Historical-Comparative Perspective on Bureaucracies pp. 55-69

Michiel S. De Vries

The Structure of Public Support in Regional Transportation Policy pp. 71-80

Jonathan Levine and Soon-Ae Park

Willingness to Participate in Curbside Recycling Program pp. 81-88

Young H. Kang

Toward a New International Financial Architecture: A Practical Post-Asia Agenda pp. 89-91

David S. Kelleher