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100 1 _913703
_aKlingner, Donald E.
245 1 0 _aPolitica, administracion y mercados :
_bel conflicto entre expectativas y ambitos de responsabilidad = politics, administration, and markets: conflicting expectations and accountability
260 _aCaracas :
_bCLAD,
_cOctubre 2002
520 3 _aPolitics can be viewed as the search for consensus on underlying values to foster a sense of community. This search challenges contemporary political and administrative leadership because the ppolicy process increasingly involves interactions among amorphous and unstable issue-oriented coalitions rather than a smaller number of actors with more stable and predictable roles. Withihn this volatile policital climate, increased emphasis on market-based values and privatization as one manifestation of the new public managemtn (NPM) has complicated expectations of accountability for public managers beyond the relationships represented by traditional notions of politics and administration. This article discusses politics, administration and markets as separate ways of thinking as decision-making perspectives - that produce a variety of expectations of accountability, often at odds. It presents a case study involving contracting out of foster care services in Kansas to illustrate these competing perspectives, and examines how market-based challenges to traditional political and administrative perspectives complicate expectations of accountability (derived from the three competing perspectives of politics, administration and markets) makes the already-complex job of public management even more difficult
700 1 _aNALBANDIAN, John
_97615
700 1 _aROMZEL. Barbara R
_918689
773 0 8 _tRevista del CLAD Reforma y Democracia
_gp. 71-112
_dCaracas : CLAD, Octubre 2002
_xISSN 13152378
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_bLucima
_cLucimara
998 _a20170124
_b1108^b
_cLarissa
999 _aConvertido do Formato PHL
_bPHL2MARC21 1.1
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