Post-new public management: a new administrative paradigm for China?
By: Christensen, Tom.
Contributor(s): Fan, Yongmao.
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BookPublisher: 2018Description: p.389-404.Subject(s): New public management - China | Public administration | Public administration - China
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International Review of Administrative SciencesSummary: From three theoretical perspectives � instrumental, cultural and mythical � this article analyses the reasons for the worldwide emergence of post-New Public Management reforms and summarizes the typical features of those measures. In particular, it explores the link between post-New Public Management and public-sector reforms in China and argues that the ongoing reforms in China, including the super-ministry reform, the regulation of industry, the affordable housing policy, social and healthcare reforms, and the anti-corruption campaign, have shed light on various aspects of post-New Public Management measures. However, because China�s complex public administrative systems are more centralized than they are in many Western countries, it faces big challenges in deciding on and implementing reforms. - Reproduced.
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | 84(2), Jun, 2018: p.389-404. | Available | AR118579 |
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From three theoretical perspectives � instrumental, cultural and mythical � this article analyses the reasons for the worldwide emergence of post-New Public Management reforms and summarizes the typical features of those measures. In particular, it explores the link between post-New Public Management and public-sector reforms in China and argues that the ongoing reforms in China, including the super-ministry reform, the regulation of industry, the affordable housing policy, social and healthcare reforms, and the anti-corruption campaign, have shed light on various aspects of post-New Public Management measures. However, because China�s complex public administrative systems are more centralized than they are in many Western countries, it faces big challenges in deciding on and implementing reforms. - Reproduced.
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