Public management and administration : an introduction

By: Hughes, Owen EMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: New York : Palgrave, 2003Edition: 3rd EditionDescription: viii, 303 pISBN: 0333961870 (hbk.); 9780333961872; 0333961889 (pbk.); 9780333961889Subject(s): Public administrationDDC classification: 351 Online resources: Click here to access online | Click here to access online | Click here to access online
Contents:
Ch. 1. An Era of Change -- Ch. 2. The Traditional Model of Public Administration -- Ch. 3. Public Management -- Ch. 4. The Role of Government -- Ch. 5. Public Enterprise -- Ch. 6. Public Policy and Policy Analysis -- Ch. 7. Strategies Management -- Ch. 8. Personnel and Performance Management -- Ch. 9. Financial Management -- Ch. 10. E-Government -- Ch. 11. Managing External Constituencies -- Ch. 12. Public Management in Developing Countries -- Ch. 13. Accountability -- Ch. 14. Conclusions: A New Paradigm for Public Management.
Summary: In recent years there has been a transformation in the management of the public sector. The rigid, bureaucratic form of public administration which dominated for most of the 20th century has been replaced by a flexible, market-based form of public management. Public Management and Administration introduces and assesses the principles and theories underlying changes in the management of the public sector. Systematically revised and updated throughout, the third edition of this highly successful text includes an entirely new chapter on the impact of e-governance and expanded coverage of financial and performance management.
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Included Index.

Ch. 1. An Era of Change --
Ch. 2. The Traditional Model of Public Administration --
Ch. 3. Public Management --
Ch. 4. The Role of Government --
Ch. 5. Public Enterprise --
Ch. 6. Public Policy and Policy Analysis --
Ch. 7. Strategies Management --
Ch. 8. Personnel and Performance Management --
Ch. 9. Financial Management --
Ch. 10. E-Government --
Ch. 11. Managing External Constituencies --
Ch. 12. Public Management in Developing Countries --
Ch. 13. Accountability --
Ch. 14. Conclusions: A New Paradigm for Public Management.

In recent years there has been a transformation in the management of the public sector. The rigid, bureaucratic form of public administration which dominated for most of the 20th century has been replaced by a flexible, market-based form of public management. Public Management and Administration introduces and assesses the principles and theories underlying changes in the management of the public sector. Systematically revised and updated throughout, the third edition of this highly successful text includes an entirely new chapter on the impact of e-governance and expanded coverage of financial and performance management.

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