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How and Where Government Spends Money: Public Budgeting Reform and Citizen Participation Read chapter Read first chapter

2015 | OriginalPaper | Chapter

6. Review of Public Budgeting Reform in Minhang

Author : Xiaonan Liu

Published in: Public Budgeting Reform in China: Theory and Practice

Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg

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Abstract

Shanghai’s Minhang District, which is a success story of public budgeting reform in China, has made unprecedented breakthroughs in budgetary preparation, examination, execution, and supervision. Though a relative newcomer to the area of reform, Minhang District has demonstrated advantages in its reform concept, institutional design, standardization, and influence. Of course, to accurately understand the nature and significance of Minhang’s public budget reform, we should not consider the reform independently. Instead, we need to consider it in the overall context of Chinese political system reform, identify the general patterns of Chinese reform, and then identify the unique characteristics of Minhang’s reform.

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Footnotes
1
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2
Zheng Yongnian, Weng Cuifen, The Mystery of Local Politics – Why does the Power of Political Reform Lie with Local Governments?, in Beijing Cultural Review, 2012 (4).
 
3
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4
Yan Yu, Farewell to the 1990s, in 21st Century, April 2004, vol. 82.
 
5
Ma Jun, Lin Muhua, Budget Reform in China: Challenges from the Future, in Chinese Public Administration, 2012 (6).
 
6
Li Meng, Experience of Budgeting Reform in Minhang: Leadership of the Party Committee, Legal Framework, and Political Reform, in Democracy and Legal System, 2012 (8).
 
7
Liu Xinghong et al, Interviews with Cai Dingjian, Law Press·China, 2011: p. 145.
 
8
Its members include Professor Wang Chengdong from China University of Political Science and Law; Associate Professor Liu Xiaonan from the Constitutionalism Research Institute of China University of Political Science and Law; Chen Suihong, a research fellow at the Institute for Fiscal Science Research; and Liu Wei, a research fellow at the Institute for Fiscal Science Research.
 
9
The reform process of Minhang’s public budget reform is based on the working documents and reports of the research team over the years.
 
10
Wang Chengdong, Activating the Institutional Arrangement of the Constitution, in Social Sciences Weekly, March 24, 2011.
 
11
Gu Hongping, Unmask the Financial Budget, in Shanghai People’s Congress, 2011 (5).
 
12
Wang Zhigang, Successful Practice of Performance Management: Inspiration from Minhang’s Financial Performance Budgeting Reform, in Proceedings of Chinese Administration Association on Administrative Management and Political Reform 2011.
 
13
Gu Hongping, Local Congress Capacity Construction in Budget Review and Supervision: Minhang Case Study, in Public Finance Research, 2011 (3).
 
14
Chen Tongkui, Change of Congress Topics: from Affairs to Money, in South Reviews, 2011 (5).
 
15
Lu Zhe, Public Hearing Held for Preliminary Review of Some of the 2012 Minhang Budget Projects, in Xinmin Evening News, November 25th, 2011.
 
16
Lu Ning, Minhang Budget Reform Steps into “Midfield,” in Oriental Morning Post, January 19th 2012.
 
17
Ding Sunying, Limited Financial Resources Go to Where People Need them Most – an interview with chairman of Minhang Congress Standing Committee Zhang Lujia, in Shanghai Legal Daily, May 23rd, 2012.
 
18
Successful Performance Tracking of Minhang’s 2013 Project Budget Expenditure, from the official website of the Ministry of Finance of P.R. China.
 
Metadata
Title
Review of Public Budgeting Reform in Minhang
Author
Xiaonan Liu
Copyright Year
2015
Publisher
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Book
Public Budgeting Reform in China: Theory and Practice

Print ISBN: 978-3-662-47775-5

Electronic ISBN: 978-3-662-47776-2

Copyright Year: 2015

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-47776-2_6