NEW BOOK ON "GOVERNMENTAL GOOD GOVERNANCE", a good textbook and reference book for high school, and for political science and public administration subjects in college. (1) Title of Book : GOVERNMENTAL GOOD GOVERNANCE (2) Author : Epimaco M. Densing, Jr., BSC, MPA, Ph.D. (3) Publisher : PublishAmerica LLLP, Maryland, USA. (4) Can be purchased at : a. Barnes & Noble bookstores in USA. b. Online bookstore: cafepearsall c. Online bookstore of publisher : publishamerica.net/product51506.html d. Power Books stores (in Manila, Philippines). e. Other major book stores and online bookstores worldwide. (5) CONTENT OF THE BOOK: The book speaks of God as the originator of all. It speaks of Man as the doer & user of all. It speaks of Governments as the regulator of all. It speaks of Man’s ultimate goal. It speaks of what governments (and the United Nations) should perform and accomplish. The book could be an excellent basic textbook for high schools and colleges, for political science and public administration courses, and is a very good guide and tenet for government legislators, executives, and all government officials and employees; community leaders and organizers; bishops and pastors; students and teachers; and all citizens of the world interested in world peace, unity, and prosperity – and attaining life’s ultimate goal. It gives the direction of all activities of governments vis-a-vis the direction of man’s journey of life. In particular, the book has solutions for such issues as (1) political dynasty; (2) vote-buying and use of money during national and local elections; (3) unfair election procedures; (4) poverty alleviation; (5) unaffordable hospitalization and health care; (6) unaffordable college education; (7) unemployment; (8) agricultural & economic development; ((9) environment & natural resources management; (10) wrong priorities in budgeting; (11) sufficient retirement and pension plan for the senior and the physically disadvantaged citizens; (12) complicated taxation system; (13) territorial security; (14) defective judiciary system; (15) ineffective legislations, and (16) ineffective government audit system. Some of the solutions though, suggested by the book, may need legislations. As of today, only the United States of America is close to implementing majority of the contents of the above book. xxx END xxx
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