Network Economy and Transition of the Mode of Administration
MA Siping
Abstract
MA Siping
Abstract
Network economy demands us to reform the government, including the establishment of a limited government, decentralization and democratization of decision-making, the improvement of efficiency and raise of transparency. The mode of administration is heavily challenged. Governmental administration shall base its transition on modern humanism, pushing the administrative subject to become many-faceted, accentuating the public service essence of executive power, giving prominence to administration's character of subordination to the law and establishing the mechanism of public participation in administrative procedure.
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Network economy demands us to reform the government, including the establishment of a limited government, decentralization and democratization of decision-making, the improvement of efficiency and raise of transparency. The mode of administration is heavily challenged. Governmental administration shall base its transition on modern humanism, pushing the administrative subject to become many-faceted, accentuating the public service essence of executive power, giving prominence to administration's character of subordination to the law and establishing the mechanism of public participation in administrative procedure.
Key concepts: Administration (probate law), Democratization, Public administration, Decentralization, Transparency (behavior), Government (linguistics), Public service, Business