Janice Caulfield
Biographic Data
| ID | 3780412 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Janice Caulfield |
| GIVEN NAMES | Janice |
| FAMILY NAME | Caulfield |
| SIGNATURE | CAULFIELD J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Hong Kong |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 66 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Local Government at the Millenium
Local Governance Reform in Global Perspective
Local Governance Reforms in Africa
At a time when the democratic governance resurgence of the 90s in developing countries is giving way to the disappointment and disillusionment at the retreat of democracy, it is opportune that the relationship between democratic and local governance is being given serious consideration by the International Association of Political Science globally (Diamond 2008). For quite sometime now, some of us had argued that democracy cannot be consolidated …
Local government reform in China: A rational actor perspective
There has been a series of comprehensive reform initiatives in recent Chinese history aimed at improving bureaucratic efficiency, flexibility and innovation through management and fiscal decentralization. The local government sector in China carries major functional responsibilities from economic development to social welfare provision. It is responsible for over 70 percent of total government expenditure. Now, in the new millennium, the Chinese …
Agencies: How Governments Do Things Through Semi-Autonomous Organizations
Many countries now use agencies rather than ministries to deliver central government services. There have been many claims about the benefits of organizing and delivering government in this way, but t
Local government at the millennium
Agency fever? Analysis of an international policy fashion
In the last 15 years, the governments of many OECD countries have transferred a wide range of functions to new, agency-type organizations. Allowing for the fact that, for comparative purposes, it is difficult precisely to define agencies, and further acknowledging that in many countries agencies are far from being new, it nevertheless remains the \ncase that there seems to have been a strong fashion for this particular organizational solution. Th…
Public Housing and Intergovernmental Reform in the 1990s
The problem identified in this paper is twofold. One is the plight of public housing at the end of the decade, with State programs undermined by Commonwealth funding cuts; the other is the problem of intergovernmental reform and its consequences for discrete areas of policy such as housing. The paper traces developments in CommonwealthState housing arrangements, beginning with the reforms initiated through the Council of Australian Governments th…
Planning as Legitimation: A Study of the Brisbane Strategy Plan
Responses to Growth in the Sun‐belt State: Planning and Coordinating Policy Initiatives in Queensland
Queensland's population growth phenomenon has demanded responses from the state government for greater intervention in planning land use and resources utilisation. Planning, especially regional planning, represents an area of traditional policy neglect in Queensland, explained in part by the division of powers such that local authorities, rather than the state, have the major responsibility for land‐use development and physical services. Local go…
Agency fever? Analysis of an international policy fashion
In the last 15 years, the governments of many OECD countries have transferred a wide range of functions to new, agency-type organizations. Allowing for the fact that, for comparative purposes, it is difficult precisely to define agencies, and further acknowledging that in many countries agencies are far from being new, it nevertheless remains the \ncase that there seems to have been a strong fashion for this particular organizational solution. Th…
Local government reform in China: A rational actor perspective
There has been a series of comprehensive reform initiatives in recent Chinese history aimed at improving bureaucratic efficiency, flexibility and innovation through management and fiscal decentralization. The local government sector in China carries major functional responsibilities from economic development to social welfare provision. It is responsible for over 70 percent of total government expenditure. Now, in the new millennium, the Chinese …
Public Housing and Intergovernmental Reform in the 1990s
The problem identified in this paper is twofold. One is the plight of public housing at the end of the decade, with State programs undermined by Commonwealth funding cuts; the other is the problem of intergovernmental reform and its consequences for discrete areas of policy such as housing. The paper traces developments in CommonwealthState housing arrangements, beginning with the reforms initiated through the Council of Australian Governments th…
Responses to Growth in the Sun‐belt State: Planning and Coordinating Policy Initiatives in Queensland
Queensland's population growth phenomenon has demanded responses from the state government for greater intervention in planning land use and resources utilisation. Planning, especially regional planning, represents an area of traditional policy neglect in Queensland, explained in part by the division of powers such that local authorities, rather than the state, have the major responsibility for land‐use development and physical services. Local go…
Planning as Legitimation: A Study of the Brisbane Strategy Plan
Responses to Growth in the Sun‐belt State: Planning and Coordinating Policy Initiatives in Queensland
Queensland's population growth phenomenon has demanded responses from the state government for greater intervention in planning land use and resources utilisation. Planning, especially regional planning, represents an area of traditional policy neglect in Queensland, explained in part by the division of powers such that local authorities, rather than the state, have the major responsibility for land‐use development and physical services. Local go…
Planning as Legitimation: A Study of the Brisbane Strategy Plan
Public Housing and Intergovernmental Reform in the 1990s
The problem identified in this paper is twofold. One is the plight of public housing at the end of the decade, with State programs undermined by Commonwealth funding cuts; the other is the problem of intergovernmental reform and its consequences for discrete areas of policy such as housing. The paper traces developments in CommonwealthState housing arrangements, beginning with the reforms initiated through the Council of Australian Governments th…
Agency fever? Analysis of an international policy fashion
In the last 15 years, the governments of many OECD countries have transferred a wide range of functions to new, agency-type organizations. Allowing for the fact that, for comparative purposes, it is difficult precisely to define agencies, and further acknowledging that in many countries agencies are far from being new, it nevertheless remains the \ncase that there seems to have been a strong fashion for this particular organizational solution. Th…
Local government at the millennium
Agencies: How Governments Do Things Through Semi-Autonomous Organizations
Many countries now use agencies rather than ministries to deliver central government services. There have been many claims about the benefits of organizing and delivering government in this way, but t
Local government reform in China: A rational actor perspective
There has been a series of comprehensive reform initiatives in recent Chinese history aimed at improving bureaucratic efficiency, flexibility and innovation through management and fiscal decentralization. The local government sector in China carries major functional responsibilities from economic development to social welfare provision. It is responsible for over 70 percent of total government expenditure. Now, in the new millennium, the Chinese …
Local Governance Reform in Global Perspective
Local Governance Reforms in Africa
At a time when the democratic governance resurgence of the 90s in developing countries is giving way to the disappointment and disillusionment at the retreat of democracy, it is opportune that the relationship between democratic and local governance is being given serious consideration by the International Association of Political Science globally (Diamond 2008). For quite sometime now, some of us had argued that democracy cannot be consolidated …
Local Government at the Millenium
Political science (9 works) · Public Administration (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Local government (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Public Administration (4 works) · Government (linguistics (3 works) · Government (linguistics) (3 works)