What is New Public Management

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The idea of market dominance and the use of private sector management practices in the public sector. Learn more in: Modernization and Accountability in Public-Sector Administration: Turkey Example

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A group of administrative reforms designed to modernize governments into the Twenty-first century. This term, used mostly in Europe, especially recognizes reforms that privatize or outsource the provision of governmental services. Learn more in: Beyond the Online Transaction: Enhancement of Citizen Participation via the Web in Ontario Provincial Government

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An emphasis on privatization and outsourcing in order to maximize profitability and optimize resource allocation. Learn more in: Political Context Elements in Public Policy of Radio Frequency Information Technology and Electromagnetic Fields

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The government paradigm that advocated running government like a business, with emphasis on efficiency. Learn more in: The Influence of Technology on the Strategic Planning Process

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Privatization and alternative services through the presentation methods, the role of the state conception. Learn more in: New Public Administration Understanding and Reform Effects as Products of Neolibal Management Concept

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Paradigm of public management and administration based on the application of private-sector’s managerial techniques to public services in order to gain efficiency and effectiveness. The key policies and interventions, implemented on the New Public Management’s wave in the Eighties and Nineties, included: privatizations, outsourcing, deregulation of entire sectors of the economy, public facilities’ downsizing, decentralization of responsibilities, introduction of competitive logic within the public sector. Learn more in: Patient Advocacy and the Policy Making Process

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It is an approach (paradigm) explaining how to run public service organizations that are used in government and public service institutions and agencies, at both sub-national and national levels. The term was first introduced by academics in the UK and Australia to describe approaches that were developed during the 1980s as part of an effort to make the public service more “business-like” and to improve its efficiency by using private sector management models. Learn more in: How Can Technology Advance the Public Administration Discipline in Higher Education?: A Comprehensive Analysis of the U.S. Scenario

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A public administration approach that focuses on using market-based principles and instruments of the private sector in public sector management. The user is perceived as a customer of public administration. Learn more in: Citizen Participation in Public Administration: Case of Czech Republic

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It signifies the adoption of major principles of business administration in the domain of public sector, aiming at efficiency, effectiveness and economy in performance of public sector. Learn more in: Benchmarking Local e-Government: Lessons from the Adoption Process in a Tourist Town

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Innovative management model that brought a new perspective to the management of the government sector, with a greater focus on results and performance. Learn more in: Cost Accounting in Brazil's Public Sector: Importance, Use, and Level of Deployment

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Public sector reforms took place during the last two decades using the management techniques and practices drawn mainly from the private sector. Learn more in: Performance Indicators and Accountability in Portuguese Public Universities: Socio-Economic Perspective

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A new way of studying and managing public sector organizations focusing on the intrusion of private sector models and individuals into the public sector. Learn more in: From E-Government to Digital Government: The Public Value Quest in the Tunisian Public Administration

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Includes initiatives which relate to management of the public administration (e.g., management by objectives, clear standards, and evaluation of the quality of service). It also includes initiatives that deal with the introduction of economic incentive structures (e.g., outsourcing of public tasks and establishing of quasi-markets for public services). Learn more in: E-Government and E-Democracy in the Making

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An emphasis on privatization and outsourcing in order to maximize profitability and optimize resource allocation. Learn more in: Risk Regulation Regimes of Radio Frequency Information Technology

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A type of public management is defined by incorporating market-oriented mechanisms (e.g., authoritative procurement, philanthropic ventures, contract tendering) in public sectors to increase efficiency in the services sector. Learn more in: Social Enterprise Awareness, Perception, and Purchase Influence in South East China: A Benchmark for Further Study

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The reform movement aimed at eliminating the differences between the public sector and the private sector. Learn more in: The Role of Annual Reports in Ensuring Accountability: The Case of Development Agencies in Turkey

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A British movement; a new paradigm for public sector organisations that has introduced new concepts and a new perception of public management. Learn more in: The Impact of Accounting Information and Socioeconomic Factors in the Re-Election of Portuguese Mayors

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Research approach that sustains the feasibility of the translation of managerial tools and practice from private sector to public sector. Learn more in: Strategic Knowledge Management Models and Tools in the Public Sector: Evidence From the University Setting

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Public administration reforms of the 1980s that propagated adoption of private sector organisational management practices in public sector organisations. These included quasi-markets, managerialism, employee empowerment, public entrepreneurialism, and performance management practices. Learn more in: A Public Values Perspective on the Application of Artificial Intelligence in Government Practices: A Synthesis of Case Studies