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December 2005, Volume 27, Issue 2
- 221-238 Questions of Ownership: Social Implications of the Mexican Privatisation Programme
by Vargas-Hernández - 239-262 Corporate Governance in Government-Owned Companies in New Zealand: A Stock-Take
by Ron Hamilton - 263-290 Ownership and Management in the Public Sphere: Governance Issues and Concerns
by Roger Wettenhall & Ian Thynne
June 2005, Volume 27, Issue 1
- 1-17 Social Capital and Social Entrepreneurship in Asia: Analysing the Links
by Samiul Hasan - 19-36 Implementation Constrained by a Lack of Policy Ownership: Evidence from Bangladesh
by Ferdous Arfina Osman - 37-52 Administrative Reform and Tidal Waves from Regime Shifts: Tsunamis in Thailand's Political and Administrative History
by Bidhya Bowornwathana - 53-76 Local Government in New Zealand: Developments, Challenges and Opportunities
by Peter McKinlay - 77-90 Standards of ICT Governance: The Need for Stronger Epistemological Foundations in Shifting Sands
by Richard Ziolkowski & Eugene Clark - 91-106 The Importance of Democratic Freedoms and Equality in Slovenian Public Administration
by Miro Hacek
December 2004, Volume 26, Issue 2
- 95-114 Compulsory or Not Compulsory? The Use of Competition in British Local Government
by Paul Higgins & Phil James & Ian Roper - 115-133 Contracting Out Local Government Services: A Comparative Study of Two New Zealand Regional Councils
by Anne McLeod & Kurian - 135-154 Victoria's Partly-Privatised Prison System: An Accountability Report Card
by Valarie Sands - 155-179 Risks in Public-Private Partnerships: Shifting, Sharing or Shirking?
by Hodge - 181-195 Western Answers and Southeast Asian Questions: Applying the Concept of Policy
by Colebatch - 197-215 Bureaucracy or Post-Bureaucracy? Public Sector Organisations in a Changing Context
by Rachel Parker & Lisa Bradley - 217-239 Local Government Initiatives in Thailand: Cases and Lessons Learned
by Weerasak Krueathep
June 2004, Volume 26, Issue 1
- 1-1 Editorial Introduction
by Ian Thynne & John Burns - 3-15 Governance and Public Bureaucracy: New Forms of Democracy or New Forms of Control?
by B Guy Peters - 17-32 On Comparing Governance Arrangements: Some Questions and Reflections
by Roger Wettenhall - 33-53 Recentralising while Decentralising: Centre-Local Relations and "CEO" Governors in Thailand
by Mutebi - 55-69 Yolngu Life in the Northern Territory of Australia: The Significance of Community and Social Capital
by Michael Christie & John Greatorex - 71-90 Property Tax Reform in Indonesia: Emerging Challenges from Decentralisation
by Roy Kelly