Ronghua Shen is Deputy Secretary General and research fellow at the Chinese Public Administration Society, Executive Vice-president of National Administration Science Teaching Research Society, and a specially-appointed professor and guest professor at Renmin University of China, University of International Business and Economics, Shenzhen University, China. He has worked on structural reform research at ministries under the Central Government for many years.  He has published more than 20 books including Chinese Government Reform, Government Mechanism, and more than 100 papers in key publications.Sheng Cao is Deputy Secretary General of Policy Science Institute of Chinese Public Administration Society and a research fellow at the Public Administration Research Center, China. He holds a doctorate in political science from Peking University, China. He has published dozens of papers in publications such as Journal of Social Sciences and Chinese Public Administration.

• 1. Government Transition in Transformation Era.- 2. Government and Market: Obscuring the Boundary and Supplementing Each Other.- 3. Government and Society: Public Governance in Interaction.- 4. Central Government and Local Government: Clarifying Power Division.- 5. Government Function : Limitation Orientation.- 6. Government Framework: Super-ministry System Orientation.- 7. Public Institution : De-administration.- 8. Finance -supplied Staff : Restructuring under Gross Control.- 9. Law-based Government: Regulating Power Execution.

Ronghua Shen is Deputy Secretary General and research fellow at the Chinese Public Administration Society, Executive Vice-president of National Administration Science Teaching Research Society, and a specially-appointed professor and guest professor at Renmin University of China, University of International Business and Economics, Shenzhen University, China. He has worked on structural reform research at ministries under the Central Government for many years.  He has published more than 20 books including Chinese Government Reform, Government Mechanism, and more than 100 papers in key publications.Sheng Cao is Deputy Secretary General of Policy Science Institute of Chinese Public Administration Society and a research fellow at the Public Administration Research Center, China. He holds a doctorate in political science from Peking University, China. He has published dozens of papers in publications such as Journal of Social Sciences and Chinese Public Administration.

• 1. Government Transition in Transformation Era.- 2. Government and Market: Obscuring the Boundary and Supplementing Each Other.- 3. Government and Society: Public Governance in Interaction.- 4. Central Government and Local Government: Clarifying Power Division.- 5. Government Function : Limitation Orientation.- 6. Government Framework: Super-ministry System Orientation.- 7. Public Institution : De-administration.- 8. Finance -supplied Staff : Restructuring under Gross Control.- 9. Law-based Government: Regulating Power Execution.

Ronghua Shen is Deputy Secretary General and research fellow at the Chinese Public Administration Society, Executive Vice-president of National Administration Science Teaching Research Society, and a specially-appointed professor and guest professor at Renmin University of China, University of International Business and Economics, Shenzhen University, China. He has worked on structural reform research at ministries under the Central Government for many years.  He has published more than 20 books including Chinese Government Reform, Government Mechanism, and more than 100 papers in key publications.Sheng Cao is Deputy Secretary General of Policy Science Institute of Chinese Public Administration Society and a research fellow at the Public Administration Research Center, China. He holds a doctorate in political science from Peking University, China. He has published dozens of papers in publications such as Journal of Social Sciences and Chinese Public Administration.

• 1. Government Transition in Transformation Era.- 2. Government and Market: Obscuring the Boundary and Supplementing Each Other.- 3. Government and Society: Public Governance in Interaction.- 4. Central Government and Local Government: Clarifying Power Division.- 5. Government Function : Limitation Orientation.- 6. Government Framework: Super-ministry System Orientation.- 7. Public Institution : De-administration.- 8. Finance -supplied Staff : Restructuring under Gross Control.- 9. Law-based Government: Regulating Power Execution.