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Taking a comparative approach unmatched by any other book on this topic, this vital Handbook explores key questions around the ways in which public administration and governance challenges can be addressed by governments in an increasingly globalized world. World-leading experts explore contemporary issues of government and governance, as well as the relationship between civil society and the political class. The insights offered will allow policy makers and officials to explore options for policy making in a new and informed way.Adopting global perspectives of governance and public sector management, the Handbook includes scrutiny of current issues such as: public policy capacity, wicked policy problems, public sector reforms, the challenges of globalization and complexity management. Practitioners and scholars of public administration deliver a range of perspectives on the abiding wicked issues and challenges to delivering public services, and the way that delivery is structured. The Handbook uniquely provides international coverage of perspectives from Africa, Asia, North and South America, Europe and Australia.
Practitioners and scholars of public administration, public policy, public sector management and international relations will learn a great deal from this Handbook about the issues and structures of government and governance in an increasingly complex world.
Contributors: J.T. Anagnoson, G. Andranovich, A. Badran, G. Bouckaert, R. Cameron, S.S. Cankar, G.M. Cejudo, D. Curry, W. Drechsler, R.C. Gomes, J. Halligan, G. Hammerschmid, B.W. Head, S. Jilke, K. Johnston, A. Massey, D. Mctavish, J. O'Flynn, V. Petkovcek, R. Pyper, R.A.W Rhodes, D.J. Savoie, L. Secchi, A. Tiernan, K.K. Tummala, S. Van De Walle, Z. Zhu
Contents
Contents:
Introduction
Andrew Massey
PART 1: PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, NEW PUBLIC MANAGEMENT AND
GOVERNANCE: CONCEPTS AND CONTESTABILITIES
1. Public Administation, Public Management and Governance
Robert Pyper
2. Governance: A Typology and Some Challenges
Geert Bouckaert
3. Governance: If Governance is Everything, Maybe it's Nothing
Perri 6
4. Executive Governance and its Puzzles
R.A.W Rhodes and Anne Tiernan
5. Paradigms of Non-Western Public Administration and Governance
Wolfgang Drechsler
PARTII INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, NEW PUBLIC MANAGEMENT AND GOVERNANCE
6. Public Service Reform in South Africa: From Apartheid to New Public Management
Robert Cameron
7. The Political Economy of Administrative Reforms in Egypt: Governance, Reforms and Challenges
Ahmed Badran
8. The Canadian Public Service: In Search of a New Equlibrium
Donald J. Savoie
9. Public Administration and Governance in the USA
Greg Andranovich and J. Theodore Anagnoson
10. Public Administration in Brazil: Structure, Reforms, and Participation
Ricardo Corrêa Gomes and Leonardo Secchi
11. Public Administration in Latin America: Adaption to a New Democratic Reality
Guillermo M. Cejudo
12. Administrative Developments in India
Krishna K. Tummala
13. The Tao of Governance: Public Administration Reform in China
Zhichang Zhu
14. Capacity, Complexity and Public Sector Reform in Australia
John Halligan
15. Australia: Building Policy Capacity for Managing Wicked Policy Problems
Brian W. Head and Janine O'Flynn
16. The State and Perceptions of Public Sector Reform in Europe
Dion Curry, Gerhard Hammerschmid, Sebastian Jilke and Steven Van De Walle
17. Government Challenges in Slovenia at a Time of Global Economic Crisis and Austerity Measures
Stanka Setnikar Cankar and Veronika Petkovšek
18. United Kingdom: Government, Governance and Public Administration Complexity
Duncan McTavish
Conclusion
Karen Johnston
Index
