Reformable?

Article Abstract:

Liberian president, Charles Taylor, was involved in the country's civil war, and promised peace if he were elected. Aid to Liberia goes through non-governmental agencies, and this could change. Liberia needs aid, due to the destruction of infrastructure in the civil war. There is a free press, though newspapers are too expensive for most Liberians. Taylor has control of the economy, and his son runs the Anti-Terrorist Unit, which helps maintain his control, and holds more power than the police and armed forces.

National Government, Public Administration, Political activity, Political aspects, Economic development, Economic assistance, Foreign economic assistance, Liberia, Taylor, Charles McArthur

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Sleeping with the enemy

Article Abstract:

The Japanese postal savings system, yucho, was seen as likely to be hit by financial deregulation, but this has not occurred. Instead, yucho is expanding into new areas and appears to have been reinvigorated by deregulation.

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Reformable?

Article Abstract:

Plans to reform the postal savings system in Japan are examined in detail. The impact of reform is assessed, as is the likelihood that effective reforms will be carried out.

Management, Postal savings system, Postal savings systems

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