...Naomi Aoki Purpose According to a widely accepted narrative, managerial reforms associated with new public management (NPM) originated in wealthy market economies and liberal democracies and were then promoted globally. However, scientific and systematic cross-national evidence of NPM practices...

... Publishing Limited 2015 Corporate governance Innovation Globalization Social enterprise The discourse around social enterprise is increasingly gaining scholarly attention among researchers (e.g. Bull, 2008 ; Chell et al., 2010 ; Eversole et al., 2013). Current...

...Ian Roberge; David K. Jesuit; Charles Conteh Purpose This paper aims to analyze the opportunities and challenges of public policy governance in industrialized democracies in the context of a globally integrated economy on the one hand and institutional decentralization on the other...

... globalized, complex, networked world. The paper invites them to engage. Originality/value This paper investigates a subject that has been identified by the Academy of Management as important. It requires further research but has hitherto not received much attention from the research community. Roulla...

... to which Danish local government can be seen to have a global outlook and is actively participating in knowledge sharing and knowledge production across borders; and the nature of this engagement. Design/methodology/approach Theoretically, the study draws on the literatures of public management...

... deontology, teleology, and virtue, while the institutional framework is grounded in the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights and the work of the Caux Roundtable. The ultimate aim of this ethics training program is to advance global democratic deliberation and decision making in both private and public...

...Roulla Hagen Pressures from globalization and the knowledge‐based economy are transforming the traditional role of universities. Universities are being targeted by policy makers because they are the largest “knowledge‐based” institutions in the regions. They have concluded that universities...

... is knowledge and hence the key to Government is investment – in education and skills (Blair’s speech, UK Online, 2000). © MCB UP Limited 2001 Information technology Industry Strategic planning Globalization United Kingdom On 11 September 2000, immediately prior to the fuel blockade...

... are achieved?” (Catley, 1996, p. 65). The liberalisation of financial controls was particularly important, for two reasons. One, it is clear that there are costs associated with non‐participation in global financial markets, such as the potential for market‐distortion at domestic level via the muting...

...Richard K. Common There is much talk about a new global paradigm in public administration. However, many claims surrounding the existence of this new paradigm remain largely unsubstantiated. This article reviews some of these claims by attempting to explain how new public management (NPM) could...

...Stephen Cope; Frank Leishman; Peter Starie Explores the links between processes of globalization and new public management (NPM), and examines their effects on the management of the police in particular. Assesses whether managerial unity or managerial disunity will characterize the future of police...