IL "VALORE PUBBLICO" COME STRUTTURA NORMATIVA:
ANALISI COMPARATA E RIFORMOLAZIONE DELLA CULTURA AMMINISTRATIVA IN INDIA E NEPAL
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https://doi.org/10.22409/rcj.v3i6.137Parole chiave:
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 públicaAbstract
Abstract: Il presente lavoro cerca di analizzare le teorie amministrative che hanno influenzato le culture della pubblica amministrazione in India e Nepal, con particolare attenzione alla Teoria del Valore Pubblico, elaborandone i principi di base ed esaminando la natura delle culture amministrative in questi paesi e la portata miglioramento alla luce di questi principi. L'articolo è diviso in 3 parti: la parte 1 tratta del contesto dell'emergere della Teoria del valore pubblico, la parte II elabora i principi di base e le potenzialità della Teoria del valore pubblico e la parte 3 esamina la natura delle culture amministrative dell'India e del Nepal e la portata del suo miglioramento alla luce della teoria del valore pubblico, del bene pubblico e dell'aspetto democratico.Downloads
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