The ASIAN REVIEW OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

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VOLUME XI, NUMBER 1, JANUARY-JUNE 1999
Special Issue on Building Partnerships for Governance

Contents

Building Partnerships for Governance at the Global, National and Local Levels: An Overview
Guido Bertucci

Building Partnerships for Governance
UN DESA

Establishing and Maintaining Good Governance in Post-Conflict Situations
Hage Geingob

Building Partnerships Among the Multiple Voices and Levels of Governance
Leticia Ramos Shahani

The Changing Role of the Public Sector
Jean-Marc Metivier

Changing Role of Civil Society
Horacio Morales, Jr.

Setting the Agenda for Global Governance
Guido Bertucci

Decades of UN Conferences and NGO Fora
Rosalind Harris

The Role of Universities in Prpmoting Global Partnerships
Hideo Sato

The Role of Universities in Strengthening Cooperation with International Organizations
University of Rome "La Sapienza"

Developing Governance Leaders
Kazuichi Sakamoto and Makitaro Hotta

National Partnerships in Reconstructing Governments: Focus on Cambodia
Manit Sum

Building national Coordination Mechanisms for Bringing Civil Society and the Business Sector into Consensus Building and Conflict Resolution
Miriam Defensor-Santiago

Mobilizing Civil Society for National Partnerships: A Philippine Experience
Christopher Gotanco

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