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Public Sector Leadership |
Edited by Jeffrey A. Raffel, Charles P. Messick Professor of Public Administration, University of Delaware, US, Peter Leisink, Professor of Public Management and Organization Studies, Utrecht University, The Netherlands and Anthony E. Middlebrooks, Assistant Professor of Leadership, University of Delaware, US
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The authors of this book define the issues facing public authorities and organizations in a range of developed nations as they address the challenges of the 21st century. They examine an array of ways leaders across these nations are addressing these challenges. The result is a comprehensive analysis of ways to improve leadership in the public sector and of the role of political and administrative leaders in shaping the future of the public sector. The overriding question addressed by this volume is how public leadership across the globe addresses new challenges (e.g., security, financial, demographic), new expectations of leaders (e.g., New Public Management, multi-sector service provision), and what leadership means in the new public sector.
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Contributors: G.B. Adams, D.L. Balfour, R.H. Beinecke, F.S. Berry, G.B. Burke, R.B. Denhardt, J.R. Gil-Garcia, S. Gudergan, M.E. Guy, M. Holzer, A. Hondeghem, S. Horton, I. Illiash, P.W. Ingraham, J. Johnston, J.B. Justice, R. Keast, P. Leisink, M.P. Mandell, M. Marcussen, S.H. Mastracci, T.A. Mau, A.E. Middlebrooks, M.A. Newman, T.A. Pardo, J.A. Raffel, H. Sætren, C.K. Skelcher, J. Spencer, T. Steen, J.H. Svara, F.M. Van der Meer, K. Vanmullem, A. Wille
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