Bureaucratic, societal, and ethical transformation of the former East Germany
By: edited by Jean-Claude Garcia-Zamor.
Contributors: García Zamor, Jean Claude.
Publisher: University Press of America
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Dallas
Language: eng
Number of pages: 211
Subjects: Public administration -- Germany (East) -- Moral and ethical aspects.; Public administration -- Germany -- Moral and ethical aspects.; Post-communism -- Germany (East); Germany (East) -- Politics and government.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The bureaucracy of the former East Germany: a difficult transition from communism to democracy -- Jean-Claude Garcia-Zamor; title: Evaluating the transformation process in East Germany: institutional performance of local administration -- Sabine Kuhlmann; title: The transformation of the eastern German university system: incomplete colonization and reform blockade; the example of the University of Leipzig -- Hartmut Elsenhans and Andreas Lange; title: German care vs. American justice. About patterns of gender representation in affirmative action plans -- Rebecca Pates and Wolfgang Fach; title: Justice expectations and redress to human rights violations in the former East Germany -- Jean-Claude Garcia-Zamor; title: From capitalist public relations to socialist Oeffentlichkeitarbeit and back: PR in East Germany -- Stefan Wehmeier; title: Institutionalizing an ethic of change: responding to dilemmas of massive transformation in eastern Germany -- Margaret F. Reid.