| Martin Painter has been at CityU since 2001. Previously he worked at the University of Sydney, where from 1996-2000 he was Head of the Department of Government and Public Administration. He studied for his undergraduate and postgraduate degrees at the University of Sussex and the Australian National University. He has held visiting positions at University of Oxford, the Australian National University and Queen's University, Canada. He has been awarded several consultancies on public administration reform in Vietnam and was engaged as the lead resource person in preparing the United Nations World Public Sector Report 2005. |
| Recent publications |
- ‘The Telecommunications Regulatory Regimes in Hong
Kong and Singapore: When Direct State Intervention Meets
Indirect Policy Instruments,’ Pacific Review,
forthcoming 2007
- ‘Sequencing Civil Service Pay Reforms in Vietnam:
Transition or Leapfrog?’ Governance, 19(1),
April 2006, pp.325-46
- ‘Thaksinization or Managerialism? Reforming the Thai
Bureaucracy’, Journal of Contemporary Asia,
36(1), 2006, 26-47
- ‘Transforming an Administrative State: Administrative
Reform in Hong Kong and the Future of the Developmental
State,’ Public Administration Review, 65(3),
May-June, 2005, pp. 335-46
- Challenges to State Policy Capacity: Global Trends
and Comparative Perspectives, Basingstoke: Palgrave
Macmillan, 2005
- ‘The Politics of State Sector Reforms in Vietnam:
Contested Agendas and Uncertain Trajectories,’ Journal
of Development Studies 41(2), 2005, 261-83
- ‘Administrative Reform in East and Southeast Asia:
from Gridlock to Continuous Self-Improvement,’ Governance,
17(3), July 2004, pp.361-86
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| Research interests |
- Governance reforms in East Asia
- Policy capacity
- Regulatory reform
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| Teaching interests |
- Public administration and management
- Policy studies
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Prof Martin Painter
BA, MA Sussex, PhD Australian National University
Acting Dean, Prof (Chair) of Public Administration
Tel: +852 2788 8943
Fax: +852 2788 9466
Email: samartin@cityu.edu.hk
Room: AC-G7618 |
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