Inclusive performance management: Four dimensions
By: Rosenbloom, David H. Huang, Irving Yi-Feng and Gong, Yixuan
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BookPublisher: The American Review Public Administration Description: 55(5), Jul, 2025: p.387-395.Subject(s): Policy coordination, Inclusivity, Mission extrinsic activates, Regime values, Mixed scanning, Balanced scored
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The American Review Public AdministrationSummary: The five-decade public administrative performance management movement has coincided with declining public trust in government, public perception of greater government wastefulness, and considerable public dissatisfaction with administrative services. Drawing on a substantial literature on inclusiveness, this article contends that performance management could contribute more to positive public perceptions of government by reconceptualizing performance to include contributions to government as a whole. Specifically, inclusive performance management would incorporate greater attention to (1) cross governmental policy coordination, (2) mandated mission extrinsic activity, (3) more comprehensive measurement, and (4) managerial strategies that are forward looking in terms of balance and identification of opportunities and threats.- Reproduced
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The five-decade public administrative performance management movement has coincided with declining public trust in government, public perception of greater government wastefulness, and considerable public dissatisfaction with administrative services. Drawing on a substantial literature on inclusiveness, this article contends that performance management could contribute more to positive public perceptions of government by reconceptualizing performance to include contributions to government as a whole. Specifically, inclusive performance management would incorporate greater attention to (1) cross governmental policy coordination, (2) mandated mission extrinsic activity, (3) more comprehensive measurement, and (4) managerial strategies that are forward looking in terms of balance and identification of opportunities and threats.- Reproduced
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/02750740251340064
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