Value and virtue in public administration a comparative perspective - Vries, Michiel S. De; Kim, Pan Suk (Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire Palgrave Macmillan, 2011)
Introduction to value and virtue in public administration Michiel S. de Vries and Pan Suk Kim -- Governance and values in contemporary public service Charles Garofalo. -- Public virtue approaches Berry Tholen -- Ethics and globalization in historical perspective: The relevance of Socrates in our days Demetrios Argyriades -- The cultural-economic perspective on values and virtues Eelke de Jong -- The social psychology perspective on values and virtues Iwona Sobis and Michiel S. de Vries -- The institutional perspective on values and virtues Elinor Ostrom and Vincent Ostrom -- Public administration as a menetype B: rediscovering trichotomies Bruce Cutting and Alexander Kouzmin -- Contemporary trends and dilemmas of administrative ethics in the developing world M. Shamsul Haque -- The value profile of civil servants in new European democracies through the lens of embedded ethics Jolanta Palidauskaite -- The evil and its cure: clientelism, corruption, and their institutional remedies in Latin America Christina W. Andrews -- Perils and prospects in four African countries Moses Sindane -- Public sector value and virtue in the OECD Cynthia E. Lynch and Thomas D. Lynch -- Values and virtues in the Japanese public sector Hiroko Kudo -- Conclusions Michiel S. De Vries and Pan Suk Kim.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Keywords: Public administration -- Moral and ethical aspects; Civil service ethics -- Case studies