Public Value and Public Administration (Public Management and Change)
by Mark Moore, Jodi Sandfort, John M. Bryson, Barbara C. Crosby, Laura Bloomberg, Owen Hughes, Kathryn Quick, George Richardson, David Andersen, Luis F. Luna-Reyes, John Alford, Jean Hartley, Clive R. Belfield, Jennie Welch, Heather Rimes, Barry Bozeman, Timo Meynhardt, John Clayton Thomas, Theodore Poister, Min Su, Donald P. Moynihan, Alexander Kroll, Anthony M. Cresswell, Meghan Cook, Natalie Helbig
Public Value and Public Administration explores a central concept in public management and its relevance to government and public organizations. Featuring contributions from numerous scholars, this academic volume provides a broad resource for readers studying public administration, political science, public-sector management, and organizational change.
About This Book
Public Value and Public Administration examines the relationship between public value and the practice of public administration.
Situated within public management and change, the book brings together contributions from a broad group of scholars.
Its subject matter is relevant to readers interested in government, public organizations, policy, management, and the changing role of public administration.
The volume offers an academic resource for studying how public value informs discussion and analysis in the public sector.
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