Gaming the system: Responses to dissatisfaction with public services beyond exit and voice (Record no. 517463)

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Personal name Peeters, Rik and Gofen, Anat
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Title Gaming the system: Responses to dissatisfaction with public services beyond exit and voice
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Place of publication, distribution, etc Public Administration: An International Quarterly
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Extent 98(4), Dec, 2020: p.824-839
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Summary, etc Citizens' responses to dissatisfaction with public services are often portrayed as following one of four distinct patterns, each consistent with current provision structures: exit, voice, loyalty or neglect (EVLN). Citizens may also initiate efforts to access public services through more subversive supply mechanisms. This study focuses on ‘gaming’ as an additional, understudied response pattern, within which individuals aim at improving the personal outcome of public service delivery by exploiting, manipulating or working around current rules and arrangements. Survey analysis of citizens' responses to dissatisfaction in Mexico indicates that gaming is indeed a distinct response, which is positively related to the unavailability of exit and, to some extent, to low trust in government. As a response pattern that encompasses behaviours inconsistent with current policy arrangements, gaming emphasizes the need to distinguish service improvement as a public good as opposed to a private good and further unfolds ‘grey areas’ in citizen–government relationships.- Reproduced
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Main entry heading Public Administration: An International Quarterly
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Subject DIP CIVIL SERVICE
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2021-07-15 98(4), Dec, 2020: p.824-839 AR124768 2021-07-15 Articles

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