Public Administration & Development

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Volume 33, issue 5, 2013

TOWARDS “UNITY IN DIVERSITY” IN EUROPEAN DEVELOPMENT AID THROUGH DONOR HARMONIZATION AND DECENTRALIZED COOPERATION? A CASE STUDY OF FLANDERS AND BELGIUM pp. 325-342

Evert Waeterloos and Robrecht Renard

DEVELOPMENT ON MY TERMS: DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANTS AND KNOWLEDGE FOR DEVELOPMENT pp. 343-356

Alexander Borda‐Rodriguez and Hazel Johnson

FROM DONORSHIP TO OWNERSHIP? BUDGET SUPPORT AND DONOR INFLUENCE IN RWANDA AND TANZANIA pp. 357-370

Haley J. Swedlund

DIFFERING OPINIONS DO NOT SPOIL FRIENDSHIPS: MANAGING PUBLIC–PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP (PPP) INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS IN JORDAN pp. 371-388

Ali Mistarihi, Kate Hutchings and Arthur Shacklock

WHAT SHAPES CITIZENS' EVALUATIONS OF THEIR PUBLIC OFFICIALS' ACCOUNTABILITY? EVIDENCE FROM LOCAL ETHIOPIA pp. 389-403

Sebastian Jilke

The International Handbook of Public Financial Management, Edited by Richard Allen, Richard Hemming and Barry H. Potter. Palgrave Macmillan, 2013, xlii + 881 pp. $240 pp. 404-407

George M. Guess

Matt Andrews. ( 2013 ). The Limits of Institutional Reform in Development: Changing Rules for Realistic Solutions. Cambridge and New York: Cambridge University Press. p. 254 pp. 408-410

Robert Klitgaard

Volume 33, issue 4, 2013

THE CONFERENCE ON “KNOWLEDGE‐BUILDING IN ASIAN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION” pp. 239-242

M. Shamsul Haque, Mark Turner, M. Shamsul Haque and Kilkon Ko

KNOWLEDGE‐BUILDING IN ASIAN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: AN INTRODUCTORY OVERVIEW pp. 243-248

M. Shamsul Haque, Mark Turner, M. Shamsul Haque and Mark Turner

CAN THERE BE AN ASIAN MODEL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION? pp. 249-261

M. Shamsul Haque, Mark Turner and Anthony B. L. Cheung

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN A GLOBALIZED ASIA: INTELLECTUAL IDENTITIES, CHALLENGES, AND PROSPECTS pp. 262-274

M. Shamsul Haque, Mark Turner and M. Shamsul Haque

WHY IS IT SO DIFFICULT TO REFORM SOME ASIAN BUREAUCRACIES? BUILDING THEORY FROM CAMBODIAN EVIDENCE pp. 275-285

M. Shamsul Haque, Mark Turner and Mark Turner

REVISITING CONFUCIAN BUREAUCRACY: ROOTS OF THE KOREAN GOVERNMENT'S CULTURE AND COMPETITIVENESS pp. 286-296

M. Shamsul Haque, Mark Turner, Tobin Im, Jesse W. Campbell and Seyeong Cha

THE SEARCH FOR A MODEL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION REFORM IN HONG KONG: WEBERIAN BUREAUCRACY, New PUBLIC MANAGEMENT OR SOMETHING ELSE? pp. 297-310

M. Shamsul Haque, Mark Turner and Wilson Wong

NPM, ‘DIE HARD’ LEGACY? NPM REFORM AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW IN KOREA pp. 311-319

M. Shamsul Haque, Mark Turner and Joon‐Hyung Hong

KNOWLEDGE ACCUMULATION IN ASIAN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION RESEARCH: A CRITICAL REVIEW pp. 320-324

M. Shamsul Haque, Mark Turner and Kilkon Ko

Volume 33, issue 3, 2013

FIGHTING CORRUPTION WITH SOCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY MECHANISMS' POTENTIAL TO REDUCE CORRUPTION IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION pp. 161-174

Florian Schatz

IS ALL CORRUPTION DYSFUNCTIONAL? PERCEPTIONS OF CORRUPTION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA pp. 175-190

W. Walton Grant

DANGER ZONES OF CORRUPTION: HOW MANAGEMENT OF THE MINISTERIAL BUREAUCRACY AFFECTS CORRUPTION RISKS IN POLAND pp. 191-204

Paul Heywood and Jan‐Hinrik Meyer‐Sahling

BALANCING RESEARCH AND ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY BUILDING IN FRONT‐END PROJECT DESIGN: EXPERIENCES FROM DANIDA'S ENRECA PROGRAMME pp. 205-220

Carsten Nico Hjortsø and Henrik Meilby

ANALYZING SELF‐ORGANIZED LOCAL GOVERNANCE INITIATIVES: ARE THERE INSIGHTS FOR DECENTRALIZATION REFORMS? pp. 221-235

James S. Wunsch

Peter Lamour. ( 2012 ). Interpreting Corruption: Culture and Politics in the Pacific Islands. University of Hawai'i Press. xvi. p. 188 pp. 236-237

Alan Doig

Volume 33, issue 2, 2013

DIFFERENCES IN LEARNING PRACTICES AND VALUES IN NORTH–SOUTH CITY PARTNERSHIPS: TOWARDS A BROADER UNDERSTANDING OF MUTUALITY pp. 85-100

Marike C. Bontenbal

TRANSLATING DEVELOPMENT AID INTO CITY MANAGEMENT: THE BARRIO ACAHUALINCA INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME IN MANAGUA, NICARAGUA pp. 101-112

María José Zapata Campos and Patrik Zapata

PLANNING AND PARTICIPATION IN CITIES THAT MOVE: IDENTIFYING OBSTACLES TO MUNICIPAL MOBILITY MANAGEMENT pp. 113-124

Loren B. Landau, Aurelia Segatti and Jean Pierre Misago

LOCAL GOVERNMENT DISCRETION AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN TURKEY pp. 125-142

Serdar Yilmaz and Ayse Guner

AID EFFECTIVENESS AND THE PARIS DECLARATION: A MISMATCH BETWEEN OWNERSHIP AND RESULTS‐BASED MANAGEMENT? pp. 143-155

Martin Sjöstedt

Annual Review of United Nations Affairs 2010/2011, Joachim Muller & Karl P. Sauvant, eds., ( New York: Oxford University Press, 2012 ) pp. 156-160

Obijiofor Aginam

Volume 33, issue 1, 2013

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION REFORM IN POST‐CONFLICT SOCIETIES: LESSONS FROM ACEH, INDONESIA pp. 1-14

Ben Hillman

THE DESIGN AND USE OF PERFORMANCE INFORMATION IN INDONESIAN LOCAL GOVERNMENTS UNDER DIVERGING STAKEHOLDER PRESSURES pp. 15-28

Ni Putu S. H. Mimba, G. Jan Helden and Sandra Tillema

RISING WITH THE TIDE WITHOUT FLIPPING THE BOAT — ANALYZING THE SUCCESSES AND CHALLENGES OF FISCAL CAPACITY BUILDING IN CHINA pp. 29-49

Alfred Tat‐Kei Ho and Meili Niu

FLYING BLIND? EVIDENCE FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE PUBLIC MANAGEMENT REFORM AGENDAS, IMPLEMENTATION AND OUTCOMES IN LOW INCOME COUNTRIES pp. 50-61

Shaun Goldfinch, Karl DeRouen and Paulina Pospieszna

EXPECTATIONS AND CAPACITY OF PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT IN NGOs IN THE DEVELOPMENT CONTEXT pp. 62-79

Kathryn Newcomer, Laila El Baradei and Sandra Garcia

COMPARATIVE PUBLIC BUDGETING: GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES ON TAXING AND SPENDING. By George M. Guess and Lance T. LeLoup, State University of New York Press: Albany, NY, 2010, PB pp. 80-81

Almos T. Tassonyi

COLLABORATIVE GOVERNANCE IN THE USA AND KOREA. By Yong‐Duck Jung, Daniel A. Mazmanian, Shui‐Yan Tang, Seoul National University Press, 2009. Acknowledgements, 10 chapters, Bibliography, Directory of Contributors, Index; 288 pp pp. 82-83

Maria Francesch‐Huidobro

Volume 32, issue 4-5, 2012

PUBLIC GOVERNANCE AND THE ERADICATION OF POVERTY: A FORWARD pp. 335-336

Paul Collins, Pan Suk Kim and Pan Suk Kim

GOVERNANCE AND THE ERADICATION OF POVERTY: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE pp. 337-344

Paul Collins, Pan Suk Kim and Paul D. Collins

GOVERNANCE IN THE INTERESTS OF THE MOST VULNERABLE pp. 345-356

Paul Collins, Pan Suk Kim and Brendan M. Howe

THE SCOPE OF NGOS AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME DESIGN: APPLICATION TO PROBLEMS OF MULTIDIMENSIONAL POVERTY pp. 357-370

Paul Collins, Pan Suk Kim and Stephen Smith

GOVERNANCE AND POVERTY ERADICATION: APPLYING A GENDER AND SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS PERSPECTIVE pp. 371-384

Paul Collins, Pan Suk Kim, Nicola Jones and Elizabeth Presler‐Marshall

BASIC LAND SECURITY AND LIVELIHOOD: A STUDY OF COMPENSATION AND SOCIAL SECURITY POLICY FOR LAND‐EXPROPRIATED PEASANTS IN CHINA pp. 385-401

Paul Collins, Pan Suk Kim and Yi‐fan Yang

FIGHTING POVERTY AND PROTECTING THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT: THE REFUSE COLLECTORS OF RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL pp. 402-415

Paul Collins, Pan Suk Kim, Rogerio F. Pinto and Maria Scarlet Do Carmo

CONTRIBUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS OF SAEMAUL UNDONG IN KOREA FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND WELFARE IMPROVEMENT IN LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES pp. 416-429

Paul Collins, Pan Suk Kim, In Rib Baek, Pan Suk Kim and Soo Chul Lee

IN SEARCH OF THE RIGHT FORMULA: PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND COMMUNITY‐DRIVEN PROVISION OF SAFE WATER IN RWANDA AND UGANDA pp. 430-443

Paul Collins, Pan Suk Kim and Frederick Golooba‐Mutebi

POVERTY, VULNERABILITY AND CLASS: THE EXPANDING NON‐POLAR GROUPS AND DEVELOPMENT pp. 444-454

Paul Collins, Pan Suk Kim and Andy Sumner

Volume 32, issue 3, 2012

FOREWORD pp. 199-199

Govindan Parayil and Rebeca Grynspan

THE ROLE OF THE VISIBLE HAND OF PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS IN CREATING A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE pp. 200-214

Yannick Glemarec and Jose A. Puppim de Oliveira

THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF GREEN GROWTH: CASES FROM SOUTHERN AFRICA pp. 215-228

Danielle Resnick, Finn Tarp and James Thurlow

INSTITUTIONAL SUBVERSION AND DEFORESTATION: LEARNING LESSONS FROM THE SYSTEM FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL LICENCING OF RURAL PROPERTIES IN MATO GROSSO pp. 229-244

Raoni Rajão, Andrea Azevedo and Marcelo C. C. Stabile

GREENING GROWTH THROUGH STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF SECTOR REFORMS pp. 245-261

Daniel Slunge and Fernando Loayza

ENVIRONMENTAL MAINSTREAMING: THE ORGANISATIONAL CHALLENGES OF POLICY INTEGRATION pp. 262-277

Fiona Nunan, Adrian Campbell and Emma Foster

COMPLEMENTING THE LOCAL AND GLOBAL: PROMOTING SUSTAINABILITY ACTION THROUGH LINKED LOCAL‐LEVEL AND FORMAL SUSTAINABILITY FUNDING MECHANISMS pp. 278-291

Amy Merritt and Tristan Stubbs

A CHARTER MOMENT: RESTRUCTURING GOVERNANCE FOR SUSTAINABILITY pp. 292-304

Norichika Kanie, Michele M. Betsill, Ruben Zondervan, Frank Biermann and Oran R. Young

ADVANCING THE GOVERNANCE OF CROSS‐SECTORAL POLICIES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: A METAGOVERNANCE PERSPECTIVE pp. 305-323

Stamatios Christopoulos, Balazs Horvath and Michael Kull

ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION TRANSPARENCY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR GREEN GROWTH IN CHINA pp. 324-334

Wanxin Li and Duoduo Li

Volume 32, issue 2, 2012

THE LOGICAL LIMITS OF BEST PRACTICE ADMINISTRATIVE SOLUTIONS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES pp. 137-153

Matt Andrews

POLICY TRANSFER IN IMMATURE POLICY ENVIRONMENTS: MOTIVES, SCOPE, ROLE MODELS AND AGENTS pp. 154-166

Tiina Randma‐Liiv and Riin Kruusenberg

COMRADES OR CULPRITS? DONOR ENGAGEMENT AND BUDGET TRANSPARENCY IN AID‐DEPENDENT COUNTRIES pp. 167-180

Paolo Renzio and Diego Angemi

BUDGETING IN A TIME OF AUSTERITY: THE CASE OF THE ESTONIAN CENTRAL GOVERNMENT pp. 181-195

Kadri Jõgiste, Peeter Peda and Giuseppe Grossi

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT: IASIA AT 50. By O.P. Dwivedi, Bruylant: Brussels, 2011, 260pps pp. 196-197

Guido Bertucci

Volume 32, issue 1, 2012

INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE: THE GLOBAL ANTI‐CORRUPTION DISCOURSE—TOWARDS INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT? pp. 1-10

Paul Collins, Alan Doig and Paul D. Collins

‘FINDING GOD’ OR ‘MORAL DISENGAGEMENT’ IN THE FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES? EVIDENCE FROM INDIA AND NIGERIA pp. 11-26

Paul Collins, Alan Doig and Heather Marquette

DECENTRALISATION AND CORRUPTION REVISITED: EVIDENCE FROM A NATURAL EXPERIMENT pp. 27-37

Paul Collins, Alan Doig and Anand N. Asthana

AGAINST THE ODDS: ANTI‐CORRUPTION REFORM IN INDONESIA pp. 38-48

Paul Collins, Alan Doig and Sofie Arjon Schütte

CONFRONTING CORRUPTION IN THE HEALTH SECTOR IN VIETNAM: PATTERNS AND PROSPECTS pp. 49-63

Paul Collins, Alan Doig, Taryn Vian, Derick W. Brinkerhoff, Frank G. Feeley, Matthieu Salomon and Nguyen Thi Kieu Vien

PATRONAGE'S PROGRESS IN POST‐SOEHARTO INDONESIA pp. 64-81

Paul Collins, Alan Doig, Peter Blunt, Mark Turner and Henrik Lindroth

INSTITUTIONAL TRUST AND OPINIONS OF CORRUPTION pp. 82-95

Paul Collins, Alan Doig, Mari‐Liis Sööt and Kadri Rootalu

ETHICAL CULTURE AND THE VALUE‐BASED APPROACH TO INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT: A CASE STUDY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES pp. 96-108

Paul Collins, Alan Doig and Werner Nicholaas Webb

HUMAN NATURE AND MORALITY IN THE ANTI‐CORRUPTION DISCOURSE OF TRANSPARENCY INTERNATIONAL pp. 109-128

Paul Collins, Alan Doig and Anja C. Gebel

CONCLUSION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE: TIME TO CONSIDER PREVENTION AS WELL AS RETRIBUTION? pp. 129-135

Paul Collins, Alan Doig and Alan Doig