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New Public Governance As A Hybrid Laura Cataldi

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New Public Governance As A Hybrid Laura Cataldi
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.17 MB
Pages: 70
Author: Laura Cataldi
ISBN: 9781009454032, 9781009418928, 100945403X, 1009418920
Language: English
Year: 2024

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New Public Governance As A Hybrid Laura Cataldi by Laura Cataldi 9781009454032, 9781009418928, 100945403X, 1009418920 instant download after payment.

This Element focuses on New Public Governance as one of the major administrative narratives of our times. It offers a critical interpretation of NPG as a hybrid tool for management, governance, and reform, arguing that NPG coexists with and is likely to gradually merge into New Public Management. Several arguments support the 'continuity and hybridization' hypothesis, whereby the transition from NPM to NPG occurred through the retention of key elements and a layering and sedimentation process. These arguments challenge the "linear substitution" hypothesis, accounting for NPM's persistence and dominance. The Element develops a new interpretation of NPG and discusses the challenges that NPG poses. Finally, it shows that exploring hybridity is critical for evaluating the potential of NPG in terms of a shift in public administration and understanding governance trajectories and reform scenarios.

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