New Public Managers in Europe: Public Servants in TransitionDavid Farnham, Annie Hondeghem, Sylvia Horton, John Barlow Springer, 27.07.2016 - 308 Seiten Many changes are taking place in the public sector across Europe as emphasis is being placed on the efficient use of resources, the way that public organisations are managed and their relationship with clients and customers. Post-bureaucratic structures are being introduced and a more managerialist culture is being established. A new type of public servant is emerging - the public manager. This book consists of three theoretical chapters and nine case studies of public managers, which examine these changes amongst member states of the European Union. The concluding chapter identifies common trends and explains similarities and differences in terms of the constitutional, political, cultural and economic contexts. |
Inhalt
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Towards | 26 |
The Competencies of New Public Managers | 53 |
Belgium | 79 |
Britain | 100 |
Finland | 125 |
France | 151 |
Germany | 169 |
Ireland | 194 |
Italy | 215 |
The Netherlands | 240 |
Spain | 257 |
Public Servants in Transition? | 281 |
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New Public Managers in Europe: Public Servants in Transition David Farnham,Annie Hondeghem,Sylvia Horton,John Barlow Keine Leseprobe verfügbar - 1996 |
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
accountable activities agencies agerial agers appointed authorities autonomy Baden-Württemberg Belgacom Belgium Britain British civil service budget bureaucratic career cent central government Centre Citizen's Charter civil service competence competition contract countries culture decentralization departments economic ethical evaluation executive board federal Finland Finnish Flemish Flemish government functions Germany goals groups Hondeghem implementation institutions internal KGSt London managerial ment minister ministries modernization NDPBs Netherlands OECD offices operate organizational pantouflage parliament party performance personnel political politicians posts principles private managers private organizations private sector profes professional programme public administration public and private public bodies public employees public enterprises public managers public officials public organizations public sector public servants public service recruitment reform responsible role salary social staff strategic strategic management structures tasks tion top civil servants trend welfare whilst