The Public Sector in Transition

doi:10.5771/9783845206660

The Public Sector in Transition

East Asia and the European Union Compared

Reihe: Staatsreform in Deutschland und Europa

Band 7 1. Auflage 2007

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doi.org/10.5771/9783845206660
ISBN print: 978-3-8329-3302-9
ISBN online: 978-3-8452-0666-0
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Zusammenfassung

Der vorliegende Band diskutiert vergleichend die Veränderungen im öffentlichen Bereich, wie sie gegenwärtig in Europa und Asien zu beobachten sind. Dabei nehmen die Autoren die historischen und analytischen Grundlagen interregionalen Kooperation in den Blick und analysieren die Entwicklungen des öffentlichen Sektors in der Europäischen Union, Japan, Korea und China.

Beiträge von: Professor Dr. Richard Balme, Peking University | Professor Dr. John P. Burns, University of Hong Kong | Professor Dr. László Csaba, Central European University, Budapest | PD Dr. Florian Grotz, Freie Universität Berlin | Professor Dr. Joachim Jens Hesse, Internationales Institut für Staats- und Europawissenschaften (ISE), Berlin | Professor Dr. Yong-duck Jung, Seoul National University | Professor Dr. Tae-Eok Kwon, Seoul National University | Professor Dr. Jan-Erik Lane, Université de Genève | Professor Dr. Akira Nakamura, Meiji University Tokyo | Professor Dr. Yoichi Nishikawa, University of Tokyo | Professor Dr. Paul Nolte, Freie Universität Berlin | Professor Dr. Kerstin Odendahl, Universität St. Gallen | Professor Dr. Kozo Ogawa, Toin University of Yokohama | Professor Dr. Sang-ki Park, College of Law, Seoul | Professor Dr. Jürgen Schriewer, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin | Professor Dr. Hideaki Shiroyama, University of Tokyo | Professor Dr. Theo A. J. Toonen, University of Leiden | Professor Dr. Ryuiji Yamamoto, University of Tokyo

Abstract

Der vorliegende Band diskutiert vergleichend die Veränderungen im öffentlichen Bereich, wie sie gegenwärtig in Europa und Asien zu beobachten sind. Dabei nehmen die Autoren die historischen und analytischen Grundlagen interregionalen Kooperation in den Blick und analysieren die Entwicklungen des öffentlichen Sektors in der Europäischen Union, Japan, Korea und China.

Beiträge von: Professor Dr. Richard Balme, Peking University | Professor Dr. John P. Burns, University of Hong Kong | Professor Dr. László Csaba, Central European University, Budapest | PD Dr. Florian Grotz, Freie Universität Berlin | Professor Dr. Joachim Jens Hesse, Internationales Institut für Staats- und Europawissenschaften (ISE), Berlin | Professor Dr. Yong-duck Jung, Seoul National University | Professor Dr. Tae-Eok Kwon, Seoul National University | Professor Dr. Jan-Erik Lane, Université de Genève | Professor Dr. Akira Nakamura, Meiji University Tokyo | Professor Dr. Yoichi Nishikawa, University of Tokyo | Professor Dr. Paul Nolte, Freie Universität Berlin | Professor Dr. Kerstin Odendahl, Universität St. Gallen | Professor Dr. Kozo Ogawa, Toin University of Yokohama | Professor Dr. Sang-ki Park, College of Law, Seoul | Professor Dr. Jürgen Schriewer, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin | Professor Dr. Hideaki Shiroyama, University of Tokyo | Professor Dr. Theo A. J. Toonen, University of Leiden | Professor Dr. Ryuiji Yamamoto, University of Tokyo

Kapitel Ausklappen | EinklappenAutorenSeiten
1–4 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 1–4
5–12 Preface 5–12
13–22 I. Introduction 13–22
- Redefining Statehood? In Search of Good Governance, Regulated Markets and Workable Democratic Procedures – an Outline Joachim Jens Hesse Joachim Jens Hesse
23–104 II. Historical and Analytical Foundations of Inter-regional Co-operation 23–104
- 23–38 Shifting Boundaries: The Rise and Fall of European Nation-States in Comparative Perspective Paul Nolte Paul Nolte 23–38
- 39–56 Public Administration between Western Model and Eastern Tradition: A Historical and Comparative Sketch Yoichi Nishikawa Yoichi Nishikawa 39–56
- 57–84 The Regionalisation of Government: A Comparison of Regional Groups of States Jan-Erik Lane Jan-Erik Lane 57–84
- 85–104 Reference Societies and Model Constructions: Questioning International Policy Studies Jürgen Schriewer Jürgen Schriewer 85–104
105–210 III. The European Union: A “Model” for Overcoming a Contentious History and Large-Scale Disparities? 105–210
- 105–126 The Development of European Law and its Impact on the National Legal Systems Kerstin Odendahl Kerstin Odendahl 105–126
- 127–144 Reforming Unitary and Federal States in Western Europe: Convergence through Internationalisation? Florian Grotz Florian Grotz 127–144
- 145–168 Patterns of Variation – Public Sector Reform in Western Europe Theo A. J. Toonen Theo A. J. Toonen 145–168
- 169–186 Transforming an Economy: Lessons from Central and Eastern Europe László Csaba László Csaba 169–186
- 187–210 The Europeanisation of Governance: Comparative Government and Public Administration Revisited Joachim Jens Hesse Joachim Jens Hesse 187–210
211–264 IV. The Case of Japan: An Endogenous Way at Modernising the Public Sector? 211–264
- 211–218 The Judicial Sector and Constitutionalism in Japan Kozo Ogawa Kozo Ogawa 211–218
- 219–232 Legal Cultures, Institutional Stability and Innovation: the Case of Administrative Law Ryuji Yamamoto Ryuji Yamamoto 219–232
- 233–246 Administrative Reorganisation and Public Sector Reform in Japan Hideaki Shiroyama Hideaki Shiroyama 233–246
- 247–264 Government, Governance, and Governability: A Japanese Perspective from the View of Policy Co-ordination Akira Nakamura Akira Nakamura 247–264
265–314 V. The Republic of Korea: A Case of Dynamic Modernisation and Globalisation 265–314
- 265–276 “Modernisation” and Governmental Development in Korean History Tae-Eok Kwon Tae-Eok Kwon 265–276
- 277–290 Socio-economic Development and the Rule of Law in Korea Sang-ki Park Sang-ki Park 277–290
- 291–314 Stateness in Transition: the Korean Case in Comparative Perspective Yong-duck Jung Yong-duck Jung 291–314
315–358 VI. The People’s Republic of China: The Double Challenge of Marketisation and Democratisation 315–358
- 315–340 The Changing Nature of the State: the Case of China John P. Burns John P. Burns 315–340
- 341–358 Local Government at the Core of Governance in China Richard Balme Richard Balme 341–358
359–368 VII. Conclusion 359–368
- Summary: How to Move Ahead Joachim Jens Hesse, Jan-Erik Lane, Yoichi Nishikawa Joachim Jens Hesse, Jan-Erik Lane, Yoichi Nishikawa
369–370 Index 369–370
371–372 List of Contributors 371–372

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