Will Public Management Drive out Public Administration?
Jan‐Erik Lane
Abstract
Jan‐Erik Lane
Abstract
The public management approach to public sector reform has had such an appeal that it must be examined more closely. It raises a number of key issues about the public sector to which it offers answers that are radically different from the public administration framework. The management state may have pros when compared with the administrative state, but there are cons involved when one takes several evaluation criteria into account.
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The public management approach to public sector reform has had such an appeal that it must be examined more closely. It raises a number of key issues about the public sector to which it offers answers that are radically different from the public administration framework. The management state may have pros when compared with the administrative state, but there are cons involved when one takes several evaluation criteria into account.
Key concepts: Appeal, Public sector, Public management, Public administration, New public management, Administration (probate law), Business, State (computer science)