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In Search of a More Global Definition of Social Equity,ention to salient differences in the relationship between society and government that influence understandings of equity. After briefly describing the four pillars of public administration, Johansen analyzes the difficulties others have found in defining social equity and why there can be a disconne

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Understanding Social Equity in Public Administration,ng social equity. The difference between equity and equality is delineated. The chapter then explores how individual values and discretion affect each person’s realization of social equity. Johansen concludes by discussing how current conceptualizations of social equity neglect the role that context

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Social (In)equity in Australia?,lers and their?early governments built a society based on hidden divisions which are still evident in many contemporary policy failures. The authors argue that several historical cleavages challenge the nation’s perception as a “l(fā)ucky country” in which all citizens may achieve economic prosperity. T

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,“Two Chinas”: Social Equity, Social Policies, and the Urban-Rural Divide in China,art of China’s command economy. When China started market economic reforms in the 1980s, social equity gave way to economic efficiency. Despite the changing priorities given to social equity, persistent social inequity exists between the urban and rural areas, which resulted in “two Chinas” in many

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A Hong Kong Way of Social Equity,te unique opportunities for gender, housing, and employment equity. A careful balance of contemporary political forces, multiple languages, and colonial and post-colonial histories in Hong Kong produces what seems on the surface to be rampant inequality but an underlying commitment to equity for Hon