Public governance and the classical-liberal perspective : political economy foundations Aligică – Ebook Instant Download/Delivery ISBN(s): 9780190267032,0190267038, 9780190267056, 0190267054
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Classical liberalism entails not only a theory about the scope of government and its relationship with the market but also a distinct view about how government should operate within its proper domain of public choices in non-market settings. Building on the political economy principles underpinning the works of diverse authors such as Friedrich Hayek, James Buchanan and Vincent and Elinor Ostrom, this book challenges the technocratic-epistocratic perspective in which social goals are defined by an aggregated social function and experts simply provide the means to attain them. The authors argue that individualism, freedom of choice, and freedom of association have deep implications on how we design, manage and assess our public governance arrangements.
Table contents:
1. The Classical-Liberal Theory of Governance
2. Function, Structure, and Process at the Private-Public Interface
3. Dynamic Governance: Polycentricity and Knowledge Processes
4. Public Administration and Public Choice: Charting the Field
5. Public Choice, Public Administration, and Self-Governance: The Ostromian Confluence
6. Heterogeneity, Co-production, and Polycentric Governance: The Ostroms’ Public Choice Institutionalism Revisited
7. Metropolitan Governance: Polycentric Solutions for Complex Problems
8. Independent Regulatory Agencies and Their Reform: An Exercise in Institutional Imagination
9. Polycentric Stakeholder Analysis: Corporate Governance and Corporate Social Responsibility
Conclusions: Governance and Public Management—A Vindication
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