Present National Public Administration and the Explanation of the Reform Concept
LI Gui-xi
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LI Gui-xi
Abstract
Public administration is a series of fair, low-cost and efficient administrative activities that the government administrative departments take to coordinate the society by organizing, commanding and policing. It is a systematic and complicated project. Especially in modern society, the national administrative departments are growing in size, the public affairs are becoming more complex, and the number of public administrative personnel is increasing. As a result, administration becomes highly specialized and the methods are modernized. For building a well-off and harmonious society, the key issue is how to take a further step to change the roles of the government and raise the efficiency of the public administration.
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Public administration is a series of fair, low-cost and efficient administrative activities that the government administrative departments take to coordinate the society by organizing, commanding and policing. It is a systematic and complicated project. Especially in modern society, the national administrative departments are growing in size, the public affairs are becoming more complex, and the number of public administrative personnel is increasing. As a result, administration becomes highly specialized and the methods are modernized. For building a well-off and harmonious society, the key issue is how to take a further step to change the roles of the government and raise the efficiency of the public administration.
Key concepts: Administration (probate law), Public administration, Government (linguistics), Harmonious Society, Professional administration, Business, Political science, Public relations