Public Administration Reforms in the Philippines and Selected Countries: A Literature Review

This content analysis paper examines the public administration reforms in different countries such as the United States, United Kingdom, China, India, and the Philippines. It aims to identify similarities and differences in the approaches to public administration reform, as well as the challenges and successes experienced in their implementation. The study utilized a literature review approach, particularly focusing on relevant academic articles and reports. The analysis revealed that while the five countries share some similarities in their public administration reforms, such as the use of technology and the emphasis on transparency and accountability, there are also significant differences in their approaches, particularly in terms of political interference and corruption. The analysis also highlighted the challenges faced by the Philippines in implementing public administration reforms, including weak institutional capacity, political interference, and corruption. The paper concludes with recommendations for improving public administration reforms in the Philippines, based on the experiences and lessons learned from the other countries.