Description
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Reinventing Government and modernizing public administration is an important issue in public policy. There is a variety of reform strategies for achieving sustainable development and efficiency of public authorities, but until now, the proposed reforms have not been very successful. It is not surprising that meanwhile, trust in New Public Management partially vanished. Instead of having faith in the "economization" of public management, the question of values arises. In this book, the necessary change towards a Public Value Management (as a counter-movement in Europe against the merely economical way of modernizing public administration) is explained and reflected.
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Contents: Values in public administration - Professionalization of public servants, integrity and honesty - Responsibility for public property, money, power and the interests of a social state under the rule of law.
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The Author: Rainer Pitschas, born in 1944, is currently full professor at the German University of Administrative Sciences in Speyer. The author obtained a MPA from the Public Administration School of Berlin and a Ph.D. from the Free University of Berlin. Previously, he was also Head of the Social Welfare Administration.
