Public Administration in the 21st Century A Global South Perspective 2nd Edition
This publication examines the transformations taking place within global societies, economies, and political frameworks, detailing the progression of public administration as a key area of academic inquiry and an essential part of social science analysis. It presents a fresh viewpoint on governance in various developing countries, advancing beyond traditional Weberian bureaucratic models to adopt innovative organizational and management strategies that are compatible with their legal, constitutional, economic, and societal contexts. This transition is especially crucial for disadvantaged groups that heavily rely on public service systems for their rights and resources.
The author underscores the necessity of enhancing the roles and responsibilities of public administrative institutions by encouraging cooperation among diverse stakeholders, including civil society, the public, and private sector organizations. This collaborative framework is vital for tackling the intellectual challenges posed by current governance structures and practices, especially in the developing nations of the Global South.
In this revised Public Administration in the 21st Century second edition, the ebook offers significant perspectives on policy and governance drawn from experiences in the Global South, particularly focusing on strengthening administrative capacities amid the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic.
This ebook is essential for grasping the duties and obstacles that states in the emerging Global South face today. It is an invaluable asset for academics and researchers in political science, governance, public policy, sociology, and development studies. Moreover, it will appeal to government officials, NGOs, and bureaucrats.
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