10 papers analyzed
These studies suggest that public management is an evolving interdisciplinary field focusing on policy implementation, managerial roles, and the distinct characteristics of public organizations, while also addressing the balance between equity, efficiency, and the broader implications of government roles.
Public management is a field that has evolved significantly over the past few decades, focusing on the performance and efficiency of public organizations. This research area intersects with various disciplines and has sparked debates on its scope, methods, and relevance to modern governance. The following synthesis presents key insights from recent research papers on public management, grouped into relevant schools of thought.
Scope and Relevance of Public Management Research:
New Public Management (NPM):
Differences Between Public and Private Management:
Evolution from Public Administration to Public Management:
Interdisciplinary Nature of Public Management:
Educational Models in Public Management:
Public management research has evolved to address the performance and efficiency of public organizations, though it faces criticism for its narrow focus and adoption of private sector practices. The New Public Management approach has been influential but controversial, highlighting the need for a distinctive public management framework. Differences between public and private management underscore the unique challenges faced by public managers. The field benefits from interdisciplinary insights and diverse educational models, which contribute to a comprehensive understanding of public management practices.
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