An Introduction to the Civil Service of Sung China: With Emphasis on Its Personnel AdministrationThe volume traces the evolution of the Sung system and presents a detailed and integrated view of the processes of recruitment, promotion, job-allocation, and merit-rating. Undoubtedly a crucial period in Chinese history, Sung China reached new heights of excellence in many areas of endeavor. In seeking to tap the wealth of this affluent society, the dynasty was fortunate to have an efficient burocracy. |
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The Context of Public Administration | 35 |
Evolution of the Sung Civil Service | 51 |
Function and Recruitment of the Civil Service | 79 |
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