by Patricia W. Ingraham
The calls for "reinventing government" are ringing loud and clear, and the attention given to this movement has generated a number of ideas that suggest new paradigms for reforming government. But most of the major recommendations are based on principles drawn from outside the world of public administration, utilizing private sector reform models or limited local case studies. In New Paradigms for Government, the authors show that, to achieve true reform, advocates must have a thorough understanding of academic research and policy agendas as they apply specifically to the public sector. The chapters in this book were written by some of the most respected scholars in the field of public administration as a response to a perceived lack of research and systematic analysis of the issues involved in reforming government. . Divided into three distinct parts, the book explores what government organizations really do, how they can manage change effectively, and how they are to remain accountab
Javier Zamora
Frederick Taylor
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