Public management as art, science, and profession
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Public management as art, science, and profession
Chatham House Publishers, c1996
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 167-193) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This work asserts that public servants are influential enough, in theory and in practice, to justify public management as an organized discipline for scholarship and teaching. Describing public managers as the "human capital of the government executive capacity", it argues for establishing intellectual foundations for advising them in their work, which is vital for democracy and for the credibility of democratic institutions. The book offers an analysis of the relationship between theory and practice in public management and the role of universities in creating and sustaining that relationship. It asks under what circumstances, and how, executives make a difference to the success of public policy and public agencies, and argues that success requires both a value-laden and an analytical approach.
目次
- Figure and ground - public management and politics
- the public manager as administrator
- the public manager as policymaker
- statecraft and skill
- knowledge for practice
- art, science, or profession?
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