This title explores ways in which bureaucracy may not only be compatible with democracy but, more ambitiously, the conditions under which it can enhance it, examining the systems and institutions of the Korean bureaucracy: the National Election Commission, the police force, local government, the ceiling recruitment strategy, and procurement policy.
This title explores ways in which bureaucracy may not only be compatible with democracy but, more ambitiously, the conditions under which it can enhance it, examining the systems and institutions of the Korean bureaucracy: the National Election Commission, the police force, local government, the ceiling recruitment strategy, and procurement policy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Tobin Im is a Professor of Public Administration at Seoul National University and Director of the Centre for Government Competitiveness, South Korea. Tobin was awarded a Ph.D. in Organizational Sociology from L'Institute d'Etudes Politiques de Paris, he has written numerous articles in world class academic journals and has published many books in Korea, France, Holland, Russia and India. His research and teaching areas of interest include Organizational Theory, Performance Management, and Comparative Administration.
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Introduction: Bureaucracy and Korean Development Revisiting Bureaucratic Dysfunction: The Role of Bureaucracy in Democratization; Tobin Im Electoral Democracy and the Role of the Electoral Management Body in South Korea; Seon-Gyu Go Rediscovering Korea's Local Bureaucracy: The Unsung Players in the Nation's Democratization Process; Shi-Chul Lee Bureaucracy, Regulatory Management, and Korean Democracy; Hyukwoo Lee Change and Continuity in Police Organizations: Institution, Legitimacy, and Democratization; WonHyuk Cho Supreme Audit Institution Bureaucracy and Democracy: Korean SAI (BAI)'s Functions for Democratization; Nanyoung Kim Public Procurement Policy in South Korea: Approaches to Sustainable Development and Anti-corruption; Jesse W. Campbell The Olympics, Soft Power, and Democratization: The Role of Bureaucracy; Kwnag-Hoon Lee The Ceiling Strategy as Policy: Limiting Bureaucratic Expansion and Democratization; Hyemin Choi and Jisu Jeong
Introduction: Bureaucracy and Korean Development Revisiting Bureaucratic Dysfunction: The Role of Bureaucracy in Democratization; Tobin Im Electoral Democracy and the Role of the Electoral Management Body in South Korea; Seon-Gyu Go Rediscovering Korea's Local Bureaucracy: The Unsung Players in the Nation's Democratization Process; Shi-Chul Lee Bureaucracy, Regulatory Management, and Korean Democracy; Hyukwoo Lee Change and Continuity in Police Organizations: Institution, Legitimacy, and Democratization; WonHyuk Cho Supreme Audit Institution Bureaucracy and Democracy: Korean SAI (BAI)'s Functions for Democratization; Nanyoung Kim Public Procurement Policy in South Korea: Approaches to Sustainable Development and Anti-corruption; Jesse W. Campbell The Olympics, Soft Power, and Democratization: The Role of Bureaucracy; Kwnag-Hoon Lee The Ceiling Strategy as Policy: Limiting Bureaucratic Expansion and Democratization; Hyemin Choi and Jisu Jeong
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