Global Perspectives on the Latest Developments in Public Sector Management: Challenges, Opportunities, and Impacts

Dennis Sebata

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Abstract: This book chapter's data analyzes public sector management trends and challenges that cut across national borders. It also offers evidence-based recommendations and insights for advanced public sector management theory and practice. Thus, careful consideration is needed when examining the public sector management trends covered in this chapter through the six main themes of digital reforms, public and private sector management, social policy implementation, collaborative governance, and public sector innovation. This was made possible by the deft use of a variety of techniques. Although there are numerous approaches to solving this problem, this chapter provides a thorough, adaptive, collaborative, and learning-oriented approach to advanced public sector management. The practical frameworks and suggestions offered can also be beneficial to practitioners and policy makers. This chapter describes public sector management as a challenging, dynamic, diverse, mixed, risky, and challenging field that operates on a transnational scale. A plethora of institutional, historical, political, social, and economic factors, in addition to their own, influence it. The chapter examines public sector management from a transnational angle, identifies gaps and restrictions in the literature, makes recommendations, and presents chances for further study and advancement.

Keywords: change implementation; global perspectives; innovation promotion; public sector management; social welfare policies (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: M10 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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DOI: 10.5772/intechopen.115093

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