Table of Contents
Articles
| Comparative Governance Reform in Asia: Democracy, Corruption, and Government Trust | |
| Bidhya Bowornwathana, Clay G. Wescott | i-v |
| Importing Governance into the Thai Polity: Competing Hybrids and Reform Consequences | |
| Bidhya Bowornwathana | 1-14 |
| Administrative Reform in Hong Kong: An Institutional Analysis of Food Safety | |
| John P. Burns | 15-30 |
| Civil Service Reform in Indonesia | |
| Prijono Tjiptoherijanto | 31-44 |
| Combating Corruption as a Political Strategy to Rebuild Trust and Legitimacy: Can China Learn from Hong Kong? | |
| Anthony B. L. Cheung | 45-72 |
| Anti-Corruption Agencies in Four Asian Countries: A Comparative Analysis | |
| Jon S.T. Quah | 73-96 |
| Regulatory Reform and Bureaucracy in Southeast Asia: Variations and Consequences | |
| David S. Jones | 97-116 |
| A Preliminary Assessment of Public Management Reform in Taiwan's Local Government | |
| Milan Tung-Wen Sun | 117-137 |
| Building National Integrity Through Corruption Eradication in South Korea | |
| Pan Suk Kim | 138-163 |
| Corruption and Government Trust: A Survey of Urban and Rural Inhabitants in the North and Northeast of Thailand | |
| Suchitra Punyaratabandhu | 164-182 |
| Assessing Government Efforts to (Re)Build Trust in Government: Challenges and Lessons Learned from Japanese Experiences | |
| Masao Kikuchi | 183-203 |
| Accountability, Corruption and Government Effectiveness in Asia: An Exploration of World Bank Governance Indicators | |
| Gene A. Brewer, Yujin Choi, Richard M. Walker | 204-225 |
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