Governance and Developing Countries

Jamil Jreisat, Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh, is Professor of Public Administration and Political Science at the Department of Government and International Affairs, University of South Florida. His latest publications include Politics Without Process: Administering Development in the Arab World (Lynne Rienner Publishers, 1997) and Public Organization Management: The Development of Theory and Practice (Greenwood Publishers, 1997).

• Introduction, Jamil E. JreisatI. Operationalizing Governance for Sustainable Development, Goran HydenII. The Political Economy of Good Governance, Hartmut ElsenhansIII. Administration in Developing Countries and the Democratic Challenge, Abdo I. BaakliniIV. Consociational Democracy in Lebanon: A Flawed System of Governance, Joseph G. Gabbra and Nancy W. JabbraV. Globalization vs. local Institutional Factors in the Implementation of Zimbabwe’s Civil Service Reforms, 1991-1996, Paul Mavima and Richard ChackerianVI. Globalization, Liberalization, and Human Security in India: Challenges for Governance, R.B. JainVII. Chinese Governance: Problems and Prospects, Harvey NelsenContributorsIndex of NamesIndex of Subjects