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Crisis of State Governance and its Influence on Basic Administrative Paradigms of State and Bureaucracy

Alexey Barabashev
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Alexey Barabashev: http://www.hse.ru/en/org/persons/26896

Public administration issues, 2016, issue 3, 163-194

Abstract: Instead of predicted globalization of state governance, that is described as appearance of a global cosmopolitan state one can see the divergence, caused by non-uniformity of innovative development; strengthening of situational competition in different states and the ways of life that experience the stress of innovative development.Uncertainty of innovative development is a real reason for the contemporary crisis of public governance. The article introduces the notion of administrative crisis as an aspect of public governance crisis: inadequacy of existing administrative mechanisms of governance to new challenges.Current state governance administrative paradigms that describe the state as a system of administrative bodies and a system of public service are transformed under the pressure of administrative crisis. The main theories and models inside the administrative paradigms that appear due to the administrative crisis are explored.

Keywords: Weberian state; new public management; good governance (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016
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