Milan Tung-Wen Sun, South Seattle Community College, USA.Lawrence R. Jones, Naval Postgraduate School, USA.

• Preface: Exploring the Dilemma of Trust and Governance, Milan Tung-Wen Sun, Clay G. Wescott, L. R. Jones.Part I. Trust, Legitimacy, Networks and E-Government.Chapter 1. Trust and Governance in the Philippines and Singapore: A Comparative Analysis, Jon S. T. Quah.Chapter 2. In Search of Trust and Legitimacy: The Political Trajectory of Hong Kong as Part of China, Anthony Cheung.Chapter 3. Trust and Transparency in Network Governance: The Implications of Taiwan's Anti-Corruption Activities, Mei-Chiang Shih.Chapter 4. The Effects of E-Government on Political Trust and Efficacy: A Case Study of Taiwan, Don-yun Chen, Tong-yi Huang, Naiyi Hsiao, and Yu-chin Chien.Part II. Restoring Trust and Performance Capacity.Chapter 5. Government Interference, Trust, and the Capacity to Perform: Comparing Governance Institutions in Thailand, Bidhya Bowornwathana.Chapter 6. Restoring Trust and Building Integrity in Government: Issues, Concerns and Reform in the Philippines, Alex B. Brillantes, Jr. and Maricel T. Fernandez.Part III. Anti-Corruption Initiatives, Social Integration, and Governance Failure.Chapter 7. Designing an Anti-Corruption Strategy for Contemporary Indian Administration, Shiladitya Chakraborty.Chapter 8. Political Corruption in India: Coalition Dharma? Krishna K. Tummala.Chapter 9. Social Integration Through Rural Transport Expansion in Bangladesh: Improving Performance at a Local Government Engineering Department, Clay G. Wescott.Chapter 10. Governance Failures as Uncertainties: Risk Management in the Administrative Reform Era, Milan Tung-Wen Sun.Author Biographies.

Milan Tung-Wen Sun, South Seattle Community College, USA.Lawrence R. Jones, Naval Postgraduate School, USA.

• Preface: Exploring the Dilemma of Trust and Governance, Milan Tung-Wen Sun, Clay G. Wescott, L. R. Jones.Part I. Trust, Legitimacy, Networks and E-Government.Chapter 1. Trust and Governance in the Philippines and Singapore: A Comparative Analysis, Jon S. T. Quah.Chapter 2. In Search of Trust and Legitimacy: The Political Trajectory of Hong Kong as Part of China, Anthony Cheung.Chapter 3. Trust and Transparency in Network Governance: The Implications of Taiwan's Anti-Corruption Activities, Mei-Chiang Shih.Chapter 4. The Effects of E-Government on Political Trust and Efficacy: A Case Study of Taiwan, Don-yun Chen, Tong-yi Huang, Naiyi Hsiao, and Yu-chin Chien.Part II. Restoring Trust and Performance Capacity.Chapter 5. Government Interference, Trust, and the Capacity to Perform: Comparing Governance Institutions in Thailand, Bidhya Bowornwathana.Chapter 6. Restoring Trust and Building Integrity in Government: Issues, Concerns and Reform in the Philippines, Alex B. Brillantes, Jr. and Maricel T. Fernandez.Part III. Anti-Corruption Initiatives, Social Integration, and Governance Failure.Chapter 7. Designing an Anti-Corruption Strategy for Contemporary Indian Administration, Shiladitya Chakraborty.Chapter 8. Political Corruption in India: Coalition Dharma? Krishna K. Tummala.Chapter 9. Social Integration Through Rural Transport Expansion in Bangladesh: Improving Performance at a Local Government Engineering Department, Clay G. Wescott.Chapter 10. Governance Failures as Uncertainties: Risk Management in the Administrative Reform Era, Milan Tung-Wen Sun.Author Biographies.

Milan Tung-Wen Sun, South Seattle Community College, USA.Lawrence R. Jones, Naval Postgraduate School, USA.

• Preface: Exploring the Dilemma of Trust and Governance, Milan Tung-Wen Sun, Clay G. Wescott, L. R. Jones.Part I. Trust, Legitimacy, Networks and E-Government.Chapter 1. Trust and Governance in the Philippines and Singapore: A Comparative Analysis, Jon S. T. Quah.Chapter 2. In Search of Trust and Legitimacy: The Political Trajectory of Hong Kong as Part of China, Anthony Cheung.Chapter 3. Trust and Transparency in Network Governance: The Implications of Taiwan's Anti-Corruption Activities, Mei-Chiang Shih.Chapter 4. The Effects of E-Government on Political Trust and Efficacy: A Case Study of Taiwan, Don-yun Chen, Tong-yi Huang, Naiyi Hsiao, and Yu-chin Chien.Part II. Restoring Trust and Performance Capacity.Chapter 5. Government Interference, Trust, and the Capacity to Perform: Comparing Governance Institutions in Thailand, Bidhya Bowornwathana.Chapter 6. Restoring Trust and Building Integrity in Government: Issues, Concerns and Reform in the Philippines, Alex B. Brillantes, Jr. and Maricel T. Fernandez.Part III. Anti-Corruption Initiatives, Social Integration, and Governance Failure.Chapter 7. Designing an Anti-Corruption Strategy for Contemporary Indian Administration, Shiladitya Chakraborty.Chapter 8. Political Corruption in India: Coalition Dharma? Krishna K. Tummala.Chapter 9. Social Integration Through Rural Transport Expansion in Bangladesh: Improving Performance at a Local Government Engineering Department, Clay G. Wescott.Chapter 10. Governance Failures as Uncertainties: Risk Management in the Administrative Reform Era, Milan Tung-Wen Sun.Author Biographies.