Stephen K. Ma讲座通知

时间：2005-06-15 点击： 次

讲 座 人：Stephen K. Ma

加利福尼亚州立大学教授

讲座题目：The latest trends in the public sector management



时 间：6月18日 （周六）上午 9：00——11：00

地 点：交大西区MPA基地407多功能厅

主 持 人：朱正威执行院长



参 加 人：公管学院MPA研究生、各专业在校研究生。



公管学院

2005年6月10日









CURRICULUM VITAE



Stephen K. Ma



Fulbright Senior Specialist in Public Administration (2005)



Department of Political Science

California State University, Los Angeles

Los Angeles, CA 90032



Office: (323) 343-2234



University Education



Ph.D. & M.A.

The University of Alberta, Canada



B.A.

Shanghai Institute of Foreign Languages

(presently Shanghai International Studies University)





Teaching and Research Fields



- Comparative Politics

- Government and Politics of Canada

- Government and Politics of China

- Government and Politics of the United States

- International Relations

- Public Administration





Teaching Positions



2001-2004 Adjunct Professor at School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan University, China



2000- Professor at California State University, Los Angeles



1995-2000 Associate Professor at California State University, Los Angeles



Summer 97 Visiting Assistant Professor at University of California, Los Angeles



1989-1995 Assistant Professor at California State University, Los Angeles



1988-1989 Sessional Lecturer at the University of Alberta, Canada





Publications



Civil Service Training: A Comparative Perspective, a Special Issue of International Journal of Public Administration, Volume 27, Nos.3&4, 2004. Special Issue Editor.



Xingzheng Daode Wenxuan (Selected Essays on Administrative Ethics) (in English/Chinese). Editor. Shanghai: Fudan University Press, 2003. 464 pages.



Policy-Making in China, a Special Issue of Public Administration Quarterly, Volume 27, No.2, Summer 2003. Editor.



Management: Theories and Practice (in Chinese), coeditor. Shanghai: Fudan University Press, 2002. 424 pages.



Cases in Public Administration in the West (in Chinese), coeditor. Shanghai: Fudan University Press, 2002. 356 pages.



“The Culture of Corruption in Post-Mao China,” in Gerald E. Caiden, O.P. Dwivedi, Joseph G. Jabbra, eds., Where Corruption Lives. Bloomfield, CT.: Kumarian Press, 2001.



The History of Theories of Public Administration (in Chinese), coauthor. Beijing: Higher Education Press, 2001. 441 pages.



Administrative Ethics in Post-Mao China, a Special Issue of International Journal of Public Administration, Vol.23, No.11, 2000. Special Issue Editor.



“Administrative Ethics in Post-Mao China: Challenges and Chances: An Introduction”, International Journal of Public Administration, Vol. 23, No.11, 2000.



“Man of Efficiency and Man of Ethics: Can China’s Administrative Reform Produce Both for Her Economic Development,” in Kuotsai Tom Liou, ed., Administrative Reform and National Economic Development. Aldershot, England: Ashgate Publishing Co., 2000.



Selected Classic Readings in Public Administration (English/Chinese), coeditor. Shanghai: Fudan University Press, 2000. 601 pages.



“Man of Efficiency and Man of Ethics: Can China’s Administrative Reform Produce Both for Her Economic Development,” Policy Studies Review, Summer, 1999.



U.S. Civil Service and Ethical Codes (in Chinese). Beijing: Tsinghua University Press, 1999. 142 pages.



"The Newly Promulgated Ethical Codes of China's Civil Service," International Journal of Public Administration, Volume 21, No.9, 1998.



"Administrative Reform and Economic Development: Experiences in Selected Transforming and Developing Countries," in Kuotsai Tom Liou, ed., Handbook of Economic Development. New York: Marcel Dekker. 1998.



"Perpetuum Mobile in the World of Bureaucratic Behavior? A Discussion of the Chinese Case," Asian Journal of Political Science, December 1996.



Administrative Reform in Post-Mao China: Efficiency or Ethics?. Lanham, Maryland: University Press of America, 1996. 218 pages.



"Restricting Mechanisms Over American Government Officials" (in Chinese), Chinese Public Administration, November 1993.



"A Dangerous Game: Deng and the Intellectuals," The Journal of Contemporary China, Winter/Spring 1993.



"Chinese Bureaucracy and Post-Mao Reforms: Negative Adjustment," Asian Survey, November 1990.



"Reform Corruption: A Discussion on China's Current Development," Pacific Affairs, Spring 1989.



"Jianada Buzhang Zerenzhi de Qishi" (The Canadian System of Ministerial Responsibility) (in Chinese), Tansuo yu Zhengming, No.5, 1988.



"Meiguo Dongbu Zouma Guanhua" (An Observation of American Society) (in Chinese), Shehui Jiating, No.1, 1988.





Book Reviews



Numerous book reviews for Choice, China Review International, Perspectives on Political Science, and The Journal of Contemporary China.





Academic Journal Service



Member, Editorial Board, International Journal of Public Administration.





Other Academic Activities



Program Director, a ten-month Public Administration training program for a group of twenty-nine visiting Chinese public administrators from Dalian, China (September 2004 – June 2005).



Referee for Global Corruption Report 2005 (July 2004).



Program Director, a ten-month Public Administration training program for a group of twenty-four visiting Chinese public administrators from Dalian, China (July 2003 – May 2004).



Referee for Global Corruption Report 2004 (July 2003).



Program Director, a ten-month Public Administration training program for a group of twenty-two visiting Chinese public administrators from Dalian, China (August 2002 –May 2003).



Program Director, a three-month Public Administration training program for a group of twenty visiting Chinese public administrators from Ministry of Education, China (June 2002 – August 2002).



Referee for Global Corruption Report 2003 (July 2002).



Manuscript reviewer, for Comparative Politics. (February 2001).



Manuscript reviewer, for Comparative Politics. (January 1999).



Guest Speaker, on “Major Characteristics of Public Administration in the United States,” Yunnan University, Kunming, China, December 1998.



Guest Speaker, on “Recent Development and Challenges in American Public Administration,” Fudan University, Shanghai, China, December 1998.



Coordinator, CSULA Delegation to Fudan University, Shanghai; Yunnan University, Kunming; and the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong; in December 1998.



Manuscript reviewer, for The Social Science Journal (Official Journal of the Western Social Science Association), for the 1997-98 calendar year.



Reviewer, for Prentice-Hall, of James C.F. Wang’s Contemporary Chinese Politics: An Introduction, 6th Ed. for consideration of revision. (March 1998)



Manuscript reviewer, for Public Budgeting & Finance.(February 1994)



Reviewer, for Wadsworth Publishing Co., of the complete manuscript for the first edition of Tradition And Modernization In China And Japan. (June 1993)



Speaker, on "China & United States Relations Today," (Wilshire Rotary Club of Los Angeles, May 1993, Los Angeles, California)





Reviewer, for HarperCollinsPublishers, of James Townsend/Brantly Womack's Politics in China, 3rd Edition, for consideration of revision. (August 1992)



Speaker, on "The Development of Public Administration in Post-Mao China and Its Impact on Foreign Trade," (1992 Annual Meeting of the Chinese American Professional Society, June 1992, Anaheim, California)



Speaker, on "Urban Governance Comparisons in Japan, Korea, and China," (1992 WGRA Annual Training and Professional Development Workshop and Business Meeting, May 1992, San Francisco, California)







Administrative Duties



June 2001 - Director, Institute for Executive Leadership

California State University, Los Angeles