02620cam a2200313   4500001000500000005001700005008003900022010001700061020002200078020002200100100004100122245006800163260006200231300004000293440003900333500010300372504004100475505112400516520027001640650006501910650007001975650004702045650005202092650003802144700002502182710002202207710004202229710003502271763320181127184028.0040304s2003    si ab    b   i100 0 eng  a  2004337058  a9812301976 (pbk.)  a981230200X (hard)  aShimomura, Yasutami bcdeeditorq04aThe role of governance in Asia /cedited by Yasutami Shimomura.  aSingapore :bInstitute of Southeast Asian Studies,c2003.  axii, 381 p. :bill., maps ;c23 cm. 0aAsian development experiencevv. 2  aPublished in cooperation with the Japan Institute of International Affairs [and] ASEAN Foundation.  aIncludes bibliographical references.  aIntroduction by Yasutami Shimomura; 1. Regional  Governance in Asia: Comparative Analysis of Experiments  of Decentralization and Deconcentration in Indonesia,  Thailand and Korea by Hideaki Shiroyama; 2. Governance  and Poverty Reduction: Evidence from Newly Decentralized  Indonesia by Sudarno Sumarto, Asep Suryahadi and Alex  Arifianto; 3. Local Governance in the Era of Indonesia's  Decentralization: Prospect and Challenges by Tommy  Legowo; 4. Corporate Governance in Indonesia by Yuri  Sato; 5. Governance Factors in Indonesian Economic  Development by Juichi Inada; 6. In Search of Endogenous  Elements of Good Governance: The Case of the Eastern  Seaboard Development Plan of Thailand by Yasutami  Shimomura; 7. Health Sector Management and Governance in  Thailand by Kyoko Kuwajima; 8. Economic Viability and  Local Governance: The Political Economy of  Decentralization in the Philippines by Jorge V. Tigno; 9.  Economic Governance in Malaysia and its link with the  Asian Crisis by Zainal-Abidin Mahani; 10. State  Bureaucrats, Economic Development and Governance: A  Singapore's Case by Ikuo Iwasakigrt  aInvestigates the "missing link", the complicated realities  of the relations between governance and development through  case studies of ASEAN countries. Its main objective is to  explore a theoretical framework to overcome the limitation  of mainstream approaches. 0aDecentralization in governmentxEconomic aspectszIndonesia. 0aDecentralization in governmentxEconomic aspectszSoutheast Asia. 0aDecentralization in governmentzIndonesia. 0aDecentralization in governmentzSoutheast Asia. 0aPublic administrationzIndonesia.1 aShimomura, Yasutami.2 aASEAN Foundation.2 aInstitute of Southeast Asian Studies.2 aNihon Kokusai Mondai Kenkyujo.