Kim, Bun Woong <br/><br/>
Korean public administration :  managing the uneven development / 
por Bun Woong Kim e Pan Suk Kim. -- 
 - Seoul :  Hollym,  1999. 
 - 400 p. :  il. 
<br/><br/> 1. Introduction. Koren Bureaucracy in comparative perspective.  - Part I. Indigenity and historical perspectives.  - 2. Koren public bureaucracy in transition.  - 3. Indigenization of korean public administration: democratic elitism as a possibility model.  - 4. Koren political psyche and administration.  - 5. Confucianism and administrative development.  - 6. Korean bureaucracy in historical perspective.  - Part II. Administrative reform and development.  - 7. Public management reform in Korea.  - 8. The theory and applicability of government by the market in Korea.  - 9. Government intervention in korean economic development: an assessment.  - 10. Democratization and administrative reform in Korea.  - 11. Who serves the people? Educational background of korean bureaucrats.  - 12. Toward gender equality in the korean civil service.  - Part III. Local autonomy and public service.  - 13. Regionalism in korean public bureaucracy.  - 14. Representative bureaucracy in Korea.  - 15. Revitalizing the local public service in Korea: challenges, barriers and strategies.  - Part IV. Public bureaucracy in North Korea.  - 16. Political and administrative development in North Korea.  - 17. The role of elites in leadership succession and challenges in North Korea.  - 18. Reform measures in North Korea.  - 19. Options for administrative reform in North Korea. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>156591080X 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/> Burocracia<br/>Reforma Administrativa<br/>Democratização<br/>Serviço Público<br/>Governança<br/>Coréia do Norte<br/>Coreia do Sul