00000cab a22000004cb4500 IPP-00000243941 IPP 20180223180829.0 180223s2005 xx d | ||r |||||eng|| eng Ricote, Eleazar E. Indigenization as 'refounding" Philippine public administration and governance 2005 Public Administration (PA) in the Philippines is eclectic and multidisciplinary in nature. It is being shaped by three major institutions: education, politics and government. The call for its indigenization grew out of the inability of Public Administration as a discipline to describe and explain challenges in public service delivery. Its thrust is the proper contextualization of democracy, the same element of the Refounding movement - directed towards the legitimization of the roles of public administration. It entails modification and/or deconstruction of the bureaucracy superseded by accountability and citizenship. Indigenization of Philippine Public Administration could be achieved through harnessing and operationalizing Filipino values in the practice of Public Administration and by discarding western influences. Blacksburg Manifesto Indigenization Public administration Refounding Movement Philippine Journal of Public Administration Vol. XLIX, no. 3-4 (Jul. 2005 - Oct. 2005), 264-278 UPD DCPA Article FI