Balancing Local Concerns and Global Views: Western Administrative Theory in China’s Reform Practices
Balancing Local Concerns and Global Views: Western Administrative Theory in China’s Reform Practices
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10.1007/978-981-13-1250-2_1
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2018-08
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Leizhen Zang
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Leizhen Zang
中国五年一次的政府机构改革总是与中国共产党全国代表大会同步进行。而且，近三十年来每一次行政改革的主题都与同时期国外学者的理论研究主题相契合。中国政府在借鉴国外公共行政理论的基础上，积极探索公共行政实践的改革之路。本文通过对中国政府在这一过程中的得与失的评价，指出西方公共行政理论在对中国改革实践作出贡献的同时，也面临着本土化的挑战。通过他们的分析，我们以中国的实践为例，强调地方关注和全球观点之间的平衡，并建议学者如何在其他发展中国家的行政改革过程中更好地为政府提供建议。
China's five‐yearly governmental restructuring has always taken place in lockstep with the Communist Party of China National Congress. Moreover, the theme of every administrative reform in the past three decades has complied with that of theoretical research by foreign scholars during the same period. The Chinese government draws lessons from theories of foreign public administration to explore ways to reform its practices. By means of evaluating the gains and losses of the Chinese government in the abovementioned process, this article points out that theories of Western public administration meet local challenges while contributing to China's reform practices. Through their analyses, we use China's practices as examples to highlight the balance between local concerns and global views and to suggest how scholars can better advise governments in the process of administrative reforms in other developing countries.