Collaborative governance in East Asia
Subtitle: evolution towards multi-stakeholder partnerships
By: edited by Sook Jong Lee, Rosa Minhyo Cho, Hyung Jun Park, Sung Min Park
Contributors: Pak, Hyŏng-jun, 1972- editor; Pak, Sŏng-min, 1972- editor
Publisher: Daeyoung Moonhwasa Publishing Company
Published: 2020
Place of publication: Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea
Language: eng
Number of pages: 364
ISBN-13: 9788976447654
Subjects: Political planning; Public-private sector cooperation; Public administration; Citizen participation; Decision making
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: Part 1. Cross-national Comparison of Citizen Views on Social Conflicts and Conflict Management System. Chapter 1. Factors Affecting the Collaborative Participation of Citizens in Public Conflict: The Paradox of Participation / Sook Jong Lee and Bomi Kim; title: Chapter 2. Towards a Collaborative Governance: Exploring Consequences ofConflict Resolution Initiatives in Asia / Reginald G. Ugaddan, Na Gyeom Yang, and Sung Min Park; title: Chapter 3. Comparative Analysis of the Nuclear Energy Policy Process in South Korea and Japan: Focusing on Citizen Participation Systems Enhancing Coexistence / Jeong Ho Yoo and Rosa Minhyo Cho; title: Part 2. Government-Citizen Collaboration in a Public Program. Chapter 4. Good Practices in Collaborative Governance: Local Governments and Galing Pook in the Philippines / Alex B. Brillantes Jr. and Karl Emmanuel V. Ruiz; title: Chapter 5. Collaborative Local Governance in Japan: Configuration and Practical Development / Masao Kikuchi; title: Chapter 6. Conflict and Collaboration in Korean Energy Policy in the Era of Climate Change: Actor, Process, and Governance / Youhyun Lee, Minhyuk Cho, and Hyung Jun Park; title: Chapter 7. Democratic Subjectivities in Collaborative Governance: A Q Methodology Study on Participants of a Local Placemaking Program in Taiwan / Milan Tung-Wen Sun, Jessica Yu-Wen Lin, and Windy Thi-Ngoc-Minh Phan; title: Part 3. Inter-Governmental Collaborative Governance. Chapter 8. How Does the Regional Collaborative Governance Mechanism of Air Pollution in China Operate Well?: Evidence from the Yangtze River Delta / Jiannan Wu, Qianqian Liu, Zitao Chen, and Zhao Qin; title: Chapter 9. Cooperation Willingness, Risk and Partner Selection: A Study on Pan Pearl River Delta in China / Liming Suo, Yanqiu Kan, Jie Ma, and Bin Chen; title: Chapter 10. Interagency Relationship within the Collaborative Governance Model in the Prosecution of Corruption in Indonesia / Azwar Abubakar and Eko Prasojo; title: Chapter 11. Collaborative Disaster Risk Governance in Thailand / Tavida Kamolvej and Wasan Luangprapat