科层制、利益博弈与政府行为:以杭州市J镇为个案的研究 (中国地方政府创新与治理转型的浙江经验研究丛书) (Chinese Edition)
by 张丙宣
In 'Bureaucracy, Interest Games, and Government Behavior,' Zhang Bingxuan analyzes the intricacies of local governance using J Town in Hangzhou as a case study. Part of the Zhejiang series on Chinese local government innovation, it examines how bureaucratic systems and interest dynamics drive administrative actions and reforms in contemporary China.
About This Book
This book explores the dynamics of bureaucracy, interest bargaining, and governmental behavior in China. It focuses on a detailed case study of J Town in Hangzhou City, providing an in-depth analysis of local administrative processes.
As part of the series on Zhejiang experiences in Chinese local government innovation and governance transformation, the study highlights practical examples from the region. It delves into how bureaucratic structures influence decision-making and policy implementation at the grassroots level.
The author, Zhang Bingxuan, presents a comprehensive examination based on empirical research, offering valuable perspectives for understanding contemporary Chinese governance. The work contributes to broader discussions on administrative reform and local innovation in China.
Through its focused case approach, the book illustrates the interplay between institutional frameworks and stakeholder interests in shaping government actions. It serves as a resource for scholars and practitioners interested in public administration and regional development.
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