Comparative public administration

목차 (Table of Contents)

• [Volume. 1]----------
• Acknowledgements = ⅸ
• Series Preface = xi
• Introduction = xiii
• PART Ⅰ PERSPECTIVES ON THE NATURE OF COMPARATIVE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
• 1. Joel D. Aberbach and Bert A. Bert A. Rockman(1987), 'Comparative Administration : Method, Muddles and Models', Administration and Society, 18, pp. 473-506 = 3
• 2. Christopher Hood(1995), 'Emerging Issues in Public Administration', Public Administration, 73, pp. 165-83 = 37
• 3. Jorgen Rasmussen (1996), 'Public Policy : Does Anybod Know It When They See It?', Policy Studies Journal, 24,pp.311-15 = 57
• PART Ⅱ PERSPECTIVES ON PUBLIC POLICY
• 4. Fritz W.Sharpf(1989), 'Decision Rules, Decision Styles and Policy Choices', Journal of Theoretical Politics, 1, pp. 149-76 = 65
• 5. Stephen H. Linder and B Guy Peter(1990), 'An Institutional Approach to the Theory of Policy-Making : The Role of Guidance Mechanisms in Policy Formulation', Journal of Theoretical Policics, 33, pp. 59-83 = 93
• 6. Richard Rose(1990), 'Inheritance Before Choice in Public Policy', Journal of Theoretical Politics, 2, pp. 263-91 = 119
• 7. R.A.W. Rhodes(1990), 'Policy Networks : A British Perspective', Journal of Theoretical Politics, 2, pp. 293-317 = 149
• 8. Simon J. Bulmer(1994), 'The Governance of the European Union : A New Institutionalist Approach', Journal of Public Policy, 13, pp. 351-80 = 175
• 9. Colin J. Benett(1991), 'Review Article : What if Policy Convergenve and What Causes It?', British Journal of Political Science, 21, pp. 215-33 = 205
• 10. Robert Seeliger(1996), 'Conceptualizing and Researching Policy Convergence', Policy Studies Fournal, 24, pp. 287-306 = 225
• PART Ⅲ PERSPECTIVES ON ADMINISTRATIVE POLICY
• 11. Morten Egeberg (194), "Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practice : the Case of Administrative Policy',Governance : An International Journal of Policy and Administration, 7, pp. 83-98 = 247
• PART Ⅵ PERSPECTIVES ON THE STRUCTURE OF GOVERNMENT AND ITS SCOPE OF ACTIVITIES
• 12. Patrick Dunleavy (1989), 'The Architecture of the British Central State, Part Ⅰ: Framework for Analysis', Pulbic Administration, 67, pp. 249-75 = 265
• 13. Christopher Hood (1991), 'Stabilization and Cutbacks : A Catastrophe for Government Growth Theory?', Journal of Theoretical Politics, 3, pp. 37-63 = 293
• PART Ⅴ PERSPECTIVES ON PUBLIC MANAGEMENT
• 14. Christopher Hood(199), 'A Public Management for All Season?', Public Administration, 69, pp. 3-19 = 323
• 15. Peter Aucoin (1990), 'Administrative Reform in Public Management : Paradigms, Principles, Paradoxes and Pendulums', Governance : An International Journal of Policy and Administration, 3, pp. 115-37 = 341
• 16. Ronald C. Moe (1994), 'The "Reinventing Government" Exercise Misinterpreting the Problem, Misjudging the Consequences, 'Public Addministration Review, 54, pp. 111-22 = 365
• 17. Ronald C. Moe and Robert S. Gilmour(1995), 'Rediscovering Principles of Public Administration : The Neglected Foundation of Public Law',Public Asministration Review, 55, pp. 135-46 = 377
• 18. B. Guy Peters and Donald J. Savoie(1994), 'Civil Service Reform Misdiagnosing the Patient', Public Administration Review, 54, pp. 418-25 = 389
• 19. B. Guy Peters and Donald J. Savoie(1996), 'Managing Incoherence : The Coordination and Empowerment Conundrum', Public Administration Review, 56, pp. 281-90 = 397
• PART Ⅵ PERSPECTIVES ON BUREAUCRATIC ROLES
• 20. Joel D. Aberbach and Bert A. Rockman(1988), " Image Ⅳ Revisited : Executive and Political Roles', Governance : An International Journal of Policy and Administration, 1, pp. 1-25 = 409
• 21. Tom Christensen (1991), 'Bureaucratic Roles : Political Loyalty and Professional Autonomy', Scandinavian Political Studies, 14, pp. 303-20 = 435
• PART Ⅶ PERSPECTIVES ON CONTROL
• 22. Christopher Hood(1996), 'Control Over Bureaucracy : Cultural Theory and Institional Variety', Journal of Public Policy, 15, pp. 207-30 = 455
• PART Ⅷ PERSPECTIVES ON REGULATION
• 23. Giandomenico Majone (1994), 'The Rise of the Regulatory State in Europe', West European Politics, 17, pp. 77-101 = 481
• Name Index = 507
• [Volume. 2]----------
• Acknowledments = ⅸ
• Series Preface = xi
• Introduction = xiii
• PART Ⅰ THE STATE OF COMPARATIVE ADMINISTRATION RESEARCH
• 1. Hans-Ulrich Derlien(1992), 'Obsercations on the State of Comparative Administration Researdh in Europe - Rather Comparable than Comparitive', Governance, 5, pp. 297-311 = 3
• PART Ⅱ ATTITUDES OF SENIOR CIVIL SERVANTS
• 2. Joel D. Aberbach, Ellis S. Krauss, Michio Muramatsu and Bert A. Rockman (1990),'Comparing Japanese and American Administrative Elites', British Journal of Poliical Science, 20, pp. 461-88
• 3. Joel D. Aberbach, Hans-Ulrich Derlien, Renate Mayntz and Bert A. Rockman(1990),'American and German Federal Executives - Technocratic and Political Attitudes', International Social Science Journal, 123, pp. 3-18 = 67
• 4. R.J. Gregory(19), "The Attitudes of Senior Public Servants in Australia and New Zealand : Administrative Reform and Technocratic Consequence?', Governance, 4, pp. 295-331 = 83
• PART Ⅲ SENIOR CIVIL SERVANTS AND GOVERNMENT CHANGE
• 5. Hans-Ulrich Derlien(1988), 'Repercussions of Government Change on the Career Civil Services in West Germany L The Cases of 1969 and 1982',Governance,1, pp. 5-78 = 123
• 6. Jacques Bourgault and St$$\acute a$$phane Dion(1990), 'Canadian Senior Civil Servants and Transitions of Government : The Whitehall Model Seen rom Ottawa', International Review of Administrative Science, 56, pp. 149-69 = 153
• PART Ⅳ SENIOR CIVIL SERVANTS' CAREERS AND PAY
• 7. Barbara Wake Carroll(1996), 'Bureaucratic $$\acute E$$lites : Some Patterns in Career Paths Over Time', International Review of Administrative Science, 62, pp. 383-99 = 177
• 8. B. Guy Peters and Christopher Hood(1995), 'Erosion and Variety in Pay for High Public Office', Governance, 9, pp. 171-94 = 195
• PART Ⅴ CIVIL SERVICE REFORMS
• 9. Pamela S. Tolbert and Lynne G. Zucker(1983), 'Institutional Sources of Changes in the Formal Structure of Organizations : The Diffusion of Civil Service Reform, 1880-1935', Administrative Science Quarterly, 28. pp. 22-39 = 221
• 10. Mohan Kaul(1996), 'Civil Service Reforms : Learning from Commonwealth Experiences', Public Administration and Development, 16, pp. 131-50 = 239
• 11. R.C. Mascarenhas (1990), 'Reform of the Public Service in Australia and New Zealand', Governance, 3, pp. 75-95 = 259
• PART Ⅵ ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE
• 12. Geert Hofstede, Bram Neuijen, Denise Daval Ohayv and Geert Sanders(1990), 'Measuring Orhanizational Cultures : A Qualitative and Quantitative Study Across Twenty Cases', Administrative Science Quarterly, 35, pp. 286-316 = 283
• PART Ⅶ PUBLIC POLICY REFORMS
• 13. David Wilsford(1994), "Path Dependency, or Why History Makes It Difficult but Not Impossible to Reform Health Care Systems in a Big Way',Journal of Public Policy, 14, pp. 251-83 = 317
• 14. Frank B$$\ddot o$$nker and Hellmut Wollmann(1996), "Incrementalism and Reform Waves : The Case of Social Service Reform in the Federla Republic of Germany',Journal of European Public Policy, 3, pp. 441-60 = 351
• PART Ⅷ POLICY VARIATIONS ACROSS COUNTRIES
• 15. Albert Weale, Geoffrey Pridham, Andrea Williams and Martin Porter(1996), 'Environmental Administration in Six European States : Secular Convergence of National Destinctiveness?', Public Administration, 74, pp. 255-74 = 373
• 16. Jonathon Bradshaw, John Ditch, Hilary Holmes and Peter Whiteford(1993), 'A Comparative Study of Child Supprot in Fifteen Countries', Journal of European Social Policy, 3, pp. 255-71 = 393
• 17. Jens Alber (1995), 'A Framework for the Comparative Study of Social Services", Journal of European Social Policy, 5, pp. 131-49 = 411
• 18. Janet C. Gornick, Marcial K. Meuers and Katherin E. Ross(1997), 'Supporting the Employment of Mothers : Policy Variation Across Fourteen Welfare States', Journal of European Social Policy, 7, pp. 45-70 = 431
• 19. Jonathan Boston (1993), 'Reshaping Social Policy in New Zealand', Fiscal Studies, 14, pp. 64-85 = 456
• PART Ⅸ POLICY COORDINATION
• 20 Jonathan Boston(1992), 'The Problems of Policy Coordination : the New Zealand Experience', Governance : An International Journal of Policy and Administration, 5, pp. 88-103 = 481
• PART Ⅹ DETERMINANTS OF POLICY VARIATIONS
• 21. William D. Coleman(1990), 'State Traditions and Comprehensive Business Associations : A Comparitive Structual Analysis', Political Studies, 38, pp. 231-52 = 499
• 22. Saundra K/ Schneider and Partricia Ingraham(1984), "The Impact of Political Participation on Social Policy Adoption and Expansion : A Cross-National, Longitudinal Analysis', Comparative Politics, 17, pp. 107-22 = 521
• 23. Jane Lewis (1992), 'Gender and the Development of Welfare Regimes', Journal of European Social Policy, 2, pp. 159-73 = 537
• 24. Michel Peillon(1996), 'A Qualitative Comparative Analsis of Welfare Legitimacy', Journal of European Social Policy, 6, pp. 175-90 = 553
• Name Index = 569