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Zhang Jingen - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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on coordination of local Intergovernmental Relation
Journal of Guangdong Institute of Public Administration, 2007Co-Authors: Zhang JingenAbstract:Contemporary economic and political expansion has given birth to a new research subject on the coordination of local Intergovernmental Relation.The inner core of local Intergovernmental Relation is interest Relation,as is in practice embodied into the interest Relation of conflict-oriented gaming and that of cooperation-oriented gaming.It will be in favor of the smooth development of market economy construction in our country to propel local Intergovernmental turn from conflict-oriented gaming to cooperation-oriented gaming through coordinating local Intergovernmental Relation,and in the ultimate to realize coordinated growth.
Lian Zhou - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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the administrative subcontract significance relevance and implications for Intergovernmental Relations in china
Chinese journal of sociology, 2016Co-Authors: Lian ZhouAbstract:This article attempts to demonstrate the significance, relevance and implications of the ‘administrative subcontract’ as an analytical framework for understanding China’s Intergovernmental Relation...
Guo Zeba - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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the competition and cooperation of the local government from the perspective of the Intergovernmental Relation
Journal of Fujian Administration Institute, 2008Co-Authors: Guo ZebaAbstract:With the central government gradually delegating power to the local government,the local government has increasingly become a relatively independent interest subject.Hence,competition and cooperation between the local government not only became a new area and content of the studies on the Intergovernmental Relation,but become a realistic problem for the Chinese local government having to face and resolve.
Deil S Wright - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Intergovernmental Relation igr in korea and japan phases patterns and progress toward decentralization local autonomy in a trans pacific context
International Review of Public Administration, 2004Co-Authors: Yoosung Choi, Deil S WrightAbstract:Institutional issues and organizational integrity have returned to the center of attention in several fields in the social sciences. Nowhere is this more evident than in the analysis of governmental structures and formal (legal) arrangements. One component of institutional analysis is the manner in which power, authority, tasks, functions, and services are divided (or shared) on an area basis. What are the assigned responsibilities of the central (national) governing entity and what are those of the regional (state/province/local) governmental jjurisdiction? In other words, how is authority divided on an area vs. functional basis? descriptions or definitions of this division of authority on an area basis have employed a variety of terms to guide analysis, interpretations, and advocacy. Examples of such terms or concepts are: Federalism (Elazar, 1987), Intergovernmental Relations (Anderson, 1960; Wright, 1988), Central-Local Relations (Horie and Nagata, 1999) Local Autonomy (Horie and Nishio, 1997) and Mul...
Yoosung Choi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Intergovernmental Relation igr in korea and japan phases patterns and progress toward decentralization local autonomy in a trans pacific context
International Review of Public Administration, 2004Co-Authors: Yoosung Choi, Deil S WrightAbstract:Institutional issues and organizational integrity have returned to the center of attention in several fields in the social sciences. Nowhere is this more evident than in the analysis of governmental structures and formal (legal) arrangements. One component of institutional analysis is the manner in which power, authority, tasks, functions, and services are divided (or shared) on an area basis. What are the assigned responsibilities of the central (national) governing entity and what are those of the regional (state/province/local) governmental jjurisdiction? In other words, how is authority divided on an area vs. functional basis? descriptions or definitions of this division of authority on an area basis have employed a variety of terms to guide analysis, interpretations, and advocacy. Examples of such terms or concepts are: Federalism (Elazar, 1987), Intergovernmental Relations (Anderson, 1960; Wright, 1988), Central-Local Relations (Horie and Nagata, 1999) Local Autonomy (Horie and Nishio, 1997) and Mul...