...Jin Li; Yiming Dong; Olga Siemers Purpose This study explores how digital exclusion impacts citizen engagement with e-government services in China, particularly among non-local (migrant) populations. Through surveys and interviews, this study will explore migrants' experiences of digital exclusion...

...Xiaolong Tian; Tom Christensen Purpose Compared with the worldwide reform trend of transcending new public management (NPM) during the past two decades, China's service-oriented government (SOG) reforms are a relatively different reform approach. After building an SOG was politically identified...

... Licensed re-use rights only China Brazil India South Africa Decentralization Finance H710 R51 The world has moved into the urban millennium [1] . This process was heavily shaped in the past and will be shaped by the BRICS states in future: within the period 2015 to 2030 the number...

...Eric Deakins; Stuart Dillon; Hamed Al Namani; Chao (Kevin) Zhang Purpose The purpose of this paper is to provide a picture of (local) e‐government impact and development philosophy in China, New Zealand, Oman, and the UK. Design/methodology/approach A survey instrument was used to collect data...

...Colin Knox; Zhang Qun Purpose Legislative hearings are a relatively new way of encouraging citizen participation in administrative law making within China. The first such hearing in Liaoning Province (Dalian City) was held in April 2005. The purpose of this paper is to examine the detail...

...John Adams; Alistair Young; Wu Zhihong Purpose Public private partnership (PPP), which has been operating in China for over 20 years. In addition, an increased focus on value for money in the public sector has led to a need to improve the efficiency of the management, delivery and effectiveness...

... responsibilities; strengthening the rule of law (Luo, 1998). Administration New product development Competition China Scholarly attention to administrative reforms has focused either on comparisons of highly industrialized democracies, developing countries or countries in transition from...

...Victor C.W. Wong; Sammy W.S. Chiu Analyses the features, strategies and characteristics of health‐care reforms in the People’s Republic of China. Since the fourteenth Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party held in 1992, an emphasis has been placed on reform strategies such as cost...

..., outlines some preliminary recommendations on how the H‐share companies can be reformed. © MCB UP Limited 1996 China Government agencies Management structure Privatization Share issues Stock markets Partly because the Chinese Government places more emphasis on the need to raise...

...Kin Cheung Liu Attempts to draw a picture on the current practices of performance evaluation of state‐owned enterprises in China by using a case study in Shanghai. Finds that aggregate firm performance was mainly evaluated through the extent of fulfilment of the terms of a contract between...

... in China – and the Islamic revivalist administration – as found in Iran. Indigenization may proceed along the path of sudden or gradual rejection of existing practice: Iran illustrates the contemporary extreme of the former. More so than in a military coup or other abrupt political change...

...Jack Man Keung Lo China′s market‐oriented reforms have brought about fundamental changes not just to its economy, but also to urban governance. The reforms have significantly changed urban development from its previous pattern which was largely determined by decision makers within the central...