Making Public Management Work in the Global Economy
Lessons from Europe and North America
Published on 5. October 2012
84 pages
978-1-78190-326-1 (ISBN)
Description
This ebook provides insights into public management practices in light of turbulent times in the global economy, especially drawing upon recent examples from across Europe and North America. The ebook considers comparatively various ways public management adapts to global, national, and local economic transformations and also examines the role of governments in managing various economic challenges.
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Content
- Cover
- CONTENTS
- Editorial advisory board
- Erratum
- Making public management work in the global economy: lessons from Europe and North America
- Governing cutback management: is there a global strategy for public administrations?
- Regulation of supervision on financial markets
- Perceptions of performance in US financial regulatory programs
- The limits of policy analytical capacity: Canadian financial regulatory reform
- Public management in an age of complexity: regional economic development in Canada
- Local economic development and cross-border networks
- In the increasingly global economy, are borderland regions public management instruments?
- Public policy in a cross-border economic region
