Asian civil service systems
Subtitle: improving efficiency and productivity
By: edited by John P. Burns.
Contributors: Burns, John P.
Publisher: Times Academic Press
Published: 1994
Place of publication: Singapore
Language: eng
Number of pages: 294
Subjects: Civil service -- Asia.; Civil service -- Labor productivity -- Asia.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Asian civil service systems in comparative perspective / John P. Burns; title: Efficiency as a political concept in the Hong Kong government / T.T. Lui; title: The productivity of Thailand's elite civil servants / Tin Prachyapruit; title: The restructuring of the state organs in the transformation of authoritarianism in Taiwan / Chyuan-Jeng Shiau; title: Enchancing accountability in the Philippines / Ledivina V. Cariño; title: The implication of small public services to national economic development / Ku Tashiro; title: Improving the efficiency and productivity of the Singapore civil service / John S.T. Quah; title: The establishment of an examination and recruitment system with Chinese characteristics in the People's Republic of China / Dai Guangqian; title: Building a position classification system with Chinese characteristics in the People's Republic of China / Wang Hailong; title: Management of staffing and training programmes in the Korean government / Suck-Hong Oh; title: Efficiency and effectiveness in the enforcement of the drug laws in Hong Kong / Ian Scott; title: The civil service pay system in Hong Kong / Anthony B.L. Cheung.