‘VALOR PÚBLICO” COMO UMA ESTRUTURA NORMATIVA: ANÁLISE COMPARATIVA E REFORMULAÇÃO DA CULTURA ADMINISTRATIVA NA ÍNDIA E NO NEPAL/'PUBLIC VALUE' AS A NORMATIVE FRAMEWORK: A COMPARATIVE EVALUATION AND RECASTING OF ADMINISTRATIVE CULTURE IN INDIA AND NEPAL
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https://doi.org/10.22409/rcj.v3i6.137Palavras-chave:
Cultura administrativa, teoria do valor público, princípios do Direito Administrativo, gestão pública, Administrative Culture, Public Value Approach, Tenets of Administrative Law, Public Management, teoría del valor público, gestión públicaResumo
‘VALOR PÚBLICO” COMO UMA ESTRUTURA NORMATIVA: ANÁLISE COMPARATIVA E REFORMULAÇÃO DA CULTURA ADMINISTRATIVA NA ÍNDIA E NO NEPAL
Resumo: O presente trabalho busca fazer uma análise das teorias administrativas que influenciaram as culturas da administração pública na Índia e no Nepal, com especial atenção à Teoria do Valor Público, elaborando seus princípios básicos e examinando a natureza das culturas administrativas nesses países e o alcance de seu aprimoramento à luz desses princípios. O artigo é dividido em 3 partes: a parte 1 lida com o contexto do surgimento da Teoria do Valor Público, a parte II elabora os princípios básicos e o potencial da Teoria do Valor Público, e a parte 3 examina a natureza das culturas administrativas da Índia e do Nepal e o alcance de seu aprimoramento à luz da Teoria do Valor Público, do bem público e do aspecto democrático.
'PUBLIC VALUE' AS A NORMATIVE FRAMEWORK: A COMPARATIVE EVALUATION AND RECASTING OF ADMINISTRATIVE CULTURE IN INDIA AND NEPAL
Abstract: This paper attempts to analyze the administrative approaches that influenced public management cultures in India and Nepal, with special attention to the Public Value Approach, to elaborate its basic tenets and examines the nature of Indian and Nepalese administrative cultures and scope of their improvement in the light of these tenets. The paper is divided into three parts: Part I deals with the background of emergence of Public Value Approach; Part II elaborates the basic principles and promises of Public Value Approach; and Part III examines the nature of administrative cultures as well as scope of its improvement in India and Nepal in the light of Public Value Approach, of public good and democratic element.
EL ‘VALOR PÚBLICO” COMO ESTRUCTURA NORMATIVA: ANÁLISIS COMPARATIVO Y REFORMULACIÓN DE LA CULTURA ADMINISTRATIVA EN INDIA Y NEPAL
Resumen: Este artículo busca analizar las teorías administrativas que influyeron en las culturas de la administración pública en India y Nepal, con especial atención a la Teoría del Valor Público, elaborando sus principios básicos y examinando la naturaleza de las culturas administrativas en estos países y el alcance de su mejora a la luz de estos principios. El artículo se divide en 3 partes: la parte 1 trata sobre el contexto del surgimiento de la Teoría del Valor Público, la parte II elabora los principios básicos y el potencial de la Teoría del Valor Público, y la parte 3 examina la naturaleza de las culturas administrativas del India y Nepal y el alcance de su mejora a la luz de la Teoría del Valor Público, el bien público y el aspecto democrático.
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