International Review of Public Administration

1999 - 2025

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Volume 9, month 7, 2004

Intergovernmental Relation (IGR) In Korea and Japan: Phases, Patterns, and Progress Toward Decentralization (Local Autonomy) in A Trans-Pacific Context pp. 1-22

Yoo-Sung Choi and Deil S. Wright

Catharsis and Policy-Making: A Conceptual Sketch pp. 23-32

Younghoon Choi and Rolf T. Wigand

Establishing A Trusted Third Party for Taxing Global Electronic Commerce: System Architecture of Global Electronic Tax Invoice (GETI) pp. 33-40

Yeoul Hwangbo

Spatial Distribution of Federal Assistance in The United States, 1983–2001 pp. 41-55

Changhoon Jung and Tae Ho Eom

A Comparative Study on Industrial Competitiveness of World Cities pp. 57-70

Kim Hun-Min

Transport Policy Impact on Residential Location pp. 71-87

Jae-Hong Kim, Francesca Pagliara and John Preston

Applying A Simulation Technique To Benefit-Cost Analysis of Gis: A Case Study of Daegu City, Korea pp. 89-95

Kwang Ju Kim

The Role of Government in The Redistribution of Property Rights: The Case of The Korean Greenbelt pp. 97-111

Sung-Bae Kim

A Critical Review on The Administrative Reforms in The Korean Central Government: A Case Study of The Kim Dae-Jung Administration pp. 113-120

Chang-Won Lee

The Influences of Familism on Interpersonal Trust of Korean Public Officials pp. 121-135

Tong Hee Park

Volume 9, month 1, 2004

The Use of Computer Technology in Rural Nonprofit Organizations pp. 1-15

Michelle Humphrey, Dong Won Kim and Larkin Dudley

An Optimal Governance Model of Land Use in Watershed: The Case of the Paldang Reservoir pp. 17-29

Sung-Bae Kim

Cognitive Maps of Policy Makers on Financial Crises of South Korea and Malaysia: A Comparative Study pp. 31-38

Dong-Hwan Kim

Policy Reform in Japan and South Korea (1997-2002) pp. 39-53

Wangsik Kim

A Sense of Alienation Towards Government pp. 55-64

In Chul Kim

Analyzing Discontinuity between Resident Demand and Willingness to Pay Taxes pp. 65-76

Kwang Kook Park

Concept of the Quality of Life and Indexing pp. 77-87

Sung-Bok Park

A Study on the Determinants of Environmental Innovation in Korean Energy Intensive Industry pp. 89-101

Yong-Sung Park

Individualism, Collectivism and Trust: The Correlates Between Trust and Cultural Value Orientations among Australian National Public Officers pp. 103-119

Hwayeon Helene Shin and Tong Hee Park

The Process of Enhancing Social Capital in the City of Los Angeles pp. 121-138

Kwi-Hee Bae

Adequacy of Korea’s Tax Assignment: A Fiscal Federalism Approach pp. 139-148

Yongmo Lee

Decision-analytic Approach to Global Warming: An Application of Bayes’ Theorem pp. 149-162

Yong-Jin Cha

Volume 8, month 7, 2003

Introduction pp. 1-2

Chang Won Lee and Ralph W. Adler

The New Public Service: An Approach to Reform pp. 3-10

Robert B. Denhardt and Janet V. Denhardt

Perspectives on Public Management Reform as Planned Change pp. 11-25

Robert T. Golembiewskit

A Comparative Examination of Cultural Change Within the Australian and New Zealand Treasuries pp. 27-38

Joe Wallis and Brian Dollery

Harder Yards Ahead: The Second Stage of Public Sector Reform in New Zealand pp. 39-51

Bill Ryan

An Evaluation of the Results of Open Competitive Position System Program Implementation in Korea pp. 53-66

Keun Namkoong

Governance and Risk Management: The Challenge of Accountability, Transparency and Social Responsibility pp. 67-76

Arie Halachmi

Strategies for Increasing Commitment as a Condtion for the Success of Self-Organizing Systems pp. 77-88

Chang-Hyeon Choi

Bureaucratic Power and the NPM Reforms in Korea pp. 89-102

Im Tobin

An Analysis of Residential Location Choice Behaviour in Oxfordshire, Uk: A Combined Stated Preference Approach pp. 103-114

Jae-Hong Kim, Francesca Pagliara and John Preston

The Emergence of the Quasi-Government Sector in Korea: Some Policy Implications pp. 115-129

Junki Kim

Environmental Regulatory Realities in Korea pp. 131-144

Yong-Sung Park

Volume 8, month 1, 2004

Leadership in Administration pp. 1-11

Duane Windsor

Moving Forward to Employee Commitment in the Public Sector: Does it Matter? pp. 13-24

Seok-Hwan Lee

Economic Approaches to the Voluntary Sector: A Note on Voluntary Failure and Human Service Delivery pp. 25-31

Brian Dollery and Joe Wallis

An Analysis of Nuclear Risk Perception: With Focus on Developing Effective Policy Alternatives pp. 33-47

Yong-Jin Cha

NGO’s Political Reform Movement Process Via the Internet: Focusing on ‘Election Defeat Movement’ in Korea pp. 49-57

Haesoo Kwon and Jong Youl Lee

Issues of Contract Implementation and Management: The Case of Performance Contracting in Florida Human Services pp. 59-75

Meeyoung Lamothe

An Assessment of Seoul Metropolitan Government Reform Strategies pp. 77-89

Byong-Joon Kim and Soon-Chang So

Performance-Based Management for Public Organizations: Lessons Learned from the U.S. Army’s Velocity Management pp. 91-98

Sungho Lee

Public Service Motivation and Ethical Conduct pp. 99-106

Do Lim Choi

Cross-National Variation in Policy Adoption: The Case of Environmental Policy pp. 107-117

Kiwhan Kim and Jaekwon Cha

Chaos, Uncertainty, and Policy Choice: Utilizing the Adaptive Model pp. 119-128

Deug Whan Sa

Volume 7, month 12, 2002

Introduction: Are We Making Sense Of E-Government Yet? pp. 1-3

Heungsuk Choi, Keun Namkoong and David Kelleher

Prospects for E-Government in Latin America: Satisfaction With Democracy, Social Accountability, and Direct Democracy pp. 5-20

David Altman

The Theory and Practice of E-Democracy: Agency, Trusteeship and Participation on The Web pp. 21-31

Patrick Bishop, John Kane and Haig Patapan

Evaluating E-Government: A Lesson From Korea pp. 33-43

Cheol H. Oh and Seung-Hwan Myeong

Prospects and Limitations of The E-Government Initiative in Korea pp. 45-53

Hee Joon Song

From Confrontation to Partnership: Urban Environmental Governance in Korea The Evolution of Citizen Participation in Metropolitan Ulsan pp. 55-69

Hoi-Seong Jeong and Deokho Cho

Water Quality Measurement: What Makes ‘Willingness To Pay’ Different? pp. 71-79

Kiwhan Kim

A Process Model of Organizational Commitment of Korean Government Employees: The Effects of Organizational Practices, Role Ambiguity, and Trust on Altruism pp. 81-97

Yongsoo Kwon

The Shadow of Managed Competition: Lessons From The MSW Managerial Reform In Indianapolis pp. 99-107

T. J. Lah

Development of An E-Government Service Model: A Business Model Approach pp. 109-118

Kyoung Jun Lee and Joon-Hyung Hong

Civil Society in The Multi-Level Game of Foreign Economic Policy: The Case of The French Government in The Multilateral Agreement On Investment pp. 119-129

Oh Suk Yang

Volume 7, month 7, 2002

Introduction pp. 1-3

Seok-Hwan Lee

Personal Ethics and Administrative Actions pp. 5-16

Willa Bruce

A Clash of Values: Public Ethics and the of Government pp. 17-27

Meredith A. Newman and Michael J. Gaffney

An Examination of Variations in the Nature of Employee Commitment: The Case of Paid and Volunteer Firefighters pp. 29-38

Seok-Hwan Lee and Dorothy Olshfski

Serial Organizational Monogamy: Building Trust into Contractual Relationships pp. 39-51

Carsten Greve and Niels Ejersbo

Building Effective Shared Service Partnerships pp. 53-64

Marc Holzer and Hedy L. Isaacs

Employing Reinvention of Government to Regain Citizen Trust in Public Service: The Need for Theory-Grounded Practice pp. 65-76

Donald J. Calista

Accountability through Ethics Enhancement Strategies: Empirical Evidence from American Cities pp. 77-84

Mary Ann Feldheim and Xiaohu Wang

Who gets What, When, and How: Performance Measures for Accountability? For Improved Performance? pp. 85-95

Arie Halachmi

A New Organizational Paradigm in an Age of Electronic Government pp. 97-107

Se-Jeong Park

Regulation and Incentives: The Behavior of Korean Defense Firms Under the Regulatory Cost Accounting Policy pp. 109-121

Tae-Yun Kim

A Comparative Study of Budgetary and Financial Management Reforms: The Cases of Australia, New Zealand, and Sweden pp. 123-136

Yeon-Seob Ha

Critical Review of the Cost-Benefit Analysis in the Literature on Municipal Solid Waste Management pp. 137-145

T. J. Lah

Empirical Testing of Policy-Voting Model pp. 147-157

Sung-Bok Park