Chapter 9. New Public Management, Globalization, and Public Administration Reform

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Part 1. Introduction
5. Chapter 1. Introduction 3
6. Chapter 2. What Is Globalization? 13
7. Chapter 3. What Is Fairness? 19
8. Chapter 4. What Are Public Institutions? 35
9. Part 2. Globalization and Fairness: The Debate
10. Chapter 5. Through a Glass, Darkly: An Economic View of Fairness, Globalization, and States 49
11. Chapter 6. Fairness and Globalization 61
12. Chapter 7. A Critique of Globalization: Not Just a White Man’s World 75
13. Chapter 8. Why I Hate Passports and Visas: A Personal Story of Globalization and Fairness 88
14. Part 3. Responding to Globalization: Public Institutions Present and Future
15. Chapter 9. New Public Management, Globalization, and Public Administration Reform 101
16. Chapter 10. Administrative Reform in the United States: From Laissez-Faire to Empire 113
17. Chapter 11. Public Institutions in an Era of Globalization: The Need to Keep Pace 135
18. Chapter 12. Globalization and the Law: Emerging “Global Common Law” 145
19. Chapter 13. Global Governance and the Environment 156
20. Chapter 14. Trends in Bureaucracy, Democracy, and Representation 173
21. Chapter 15. Civil Society and Governance Reform 178
22. Part 4. Responding to Globalization in East Asia
23. Chapter 16. Waves of Globalization in East Asia: A Historical Perspective 219
24. Chapter 17. Globalization, Fairness, and Public Institutions: A Chinese Perspective 249
25. Chapter 18. International Competitiveness, Fairness, and Public Institutions in the Era of Globalization: A Korean Perspective 268
26. Chapter 19. Globalization and Education in Japan: The Case of Junior High School History Textbooks 286
27. Chapter 20. Globalization and Generational Change: The Evolution of Cambodia’s Social Structure 300
28. Chapter 21. Adapting to Globalization in Vietnam: Seeking Development in the Global Economy 312
29. Chapter 22. East Asian Response to the Globalization of Culture: Perceptional Change and Cultural Policy 319
30. Part 5. Conclusions
31. Chapter 23. Education, Training, and Research 339
32. Chapter 24. Conclusion 353
33. Bibliography 361
34. Contributors 389
35. Index 391