A study of economic development policy which focuses on the relationship between administrative reform and economic development. It contains essays on subjects such as administrative reform and the Arab world economic growth, and political, social and administrative changes in the Balkans.

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Linking administrative reform to economic development - issues and the national experience, Kuotsai Tom Liou
administrative reform and the Arab world economic growth, Jamil E. Jreisat
continuities in dependency - from comparative administration to economic gloablization - Australian perspectives, Alexander Kouzmin et al
privatization strategies adopted for public sector reform in India - determinants and constraints, Alka Sapat
administrative reform and national economic development in Latin America and the Caribbean (post-dictatorships), Carl E. Meacham
administrative reform in Nigeria's post-independent economic development, Alex Sekwat
administrative reform and economic development in South Africa, Victor G. Hilliard
man of efficiency and man of ethics - can China's administrative reform produce both for her economic development? Stephen K. Ma
administrative reform and economic development in Croatia, Keith M. Henderson
administrative reform and economic development in Mongolia, 1990-1997 - a critical perspective, Frederick I. Nixson and Bernard Walters
administrative reform in Russia's economic development, Lev Jakobson
political, social and administrative changes in the Balkans - Bulgaria 1989-1998, Raymond A. Shapek et al.