Citizenship and collaboration: New thrusts in public administration
By: Quddusi, Kazi S.M. Khasrul.
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ArticlePublisher: 2014Description: p.863-872.Subject(s): Nationality | Public administration
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Indian Journal of Public AdministrationSummary: In the broader context of governance intervention, humane governance, joined-up government, whole-of-government, democratic citizenship, empowered community, engaged citizens, organisational humanism, interpretive as well as critical analysis of bureaucracy and organisations, the diction shows a clear centripetal tendency towards a discourse that increasingly associates itself with a convergence that places citizens at the centre and their interests at the top. Discourse theory and post-modernism stressing the need for enhanced public dialogue reinforce the position of citizen as central in the whole scheme of things. This article is an attempt to furnish a review of recent and relevant developments in the field of governance and public administration with major emphasis on New Public Service and Collaborative Public Management, which advocate citizenship and collaboration for upholding citizens rights and ensuring better services.
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In the broader context of governance intervention, humane governance, joined-up government, whole-of-government, democratic citizenship, empowered community, engaged citizens, organisational humanism, interpretive as well as critical analysis of bureaucracy and organisations, the diction shows a clear centripetal tendency towards a discourse that increasingly associates itself with a convergence that places citizens at the centre and their interests at the top. Discourse theory and post-modernism stressing the need for enhanced public dialogue reinforce the position of citizen as central in the whole scheme of things. This article is an attempt to furnish a review of recent and relevant developments in the field of governance and public administration with major emphasis on New Public Service and Collaborative Public Management, which advocate citizenship and collaboration for upholding citizens rights and ensuring better services.
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