Public Administration Theories Instrumental And Value Rationalities By Lisheng Dong

Publisher: POLITICAL SCIENCE

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SKU: 47055
Number of Pages: 300

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"Public Administration Theories: Instrumental and Value Rationalities" by Lisheng Dong offers a profound exploration into the theoretical foundations of public administration, focusing specifically on the dichotomy between instrumental and value rationalities. Dong's comprehensive analysis delves into the philosophical underpinnings and practical implications of these two rationalities within the context of public sector management.

In this illuminating text, readers will encounter a rigorous examination of key theories and concepts shaping contemporary public administration practices. Dong skillfully navigates through the complexities of instrumental rationality, which emphasizes efficiency, effectiveness, and goal-oriented decision-making, as well as value rationality, which prioritizes ethical considerations, social justice, and normative values in administrative actions.

By elucidating the interplay between these two rationalities, Dong provides readers with a nuanced understanding of the ethical dilemmas, political tensions, and organizational challenges inherent in public administration. Drawing on diverse theoretical perspectives and empirical research, Dong offers insights into how administrators can navigate the tensions between instrumental and value rationalities to promote good governance, accountability, and democratic values.

Furthermore, Dong's interdisciplinary approach integrates insights from philosophy, political science, and public management, enriching the discourse on public administration theories and their practical applications. Whether for scholars, students, or practitioners, "Public Administration Theories: Instrumental and Value Rationalities" serves as an indispensable resource for understanding the complexities of decision-making and governance in the public sector.

Key Points:
- Exploration of instrumental and value rationalities in public administration.
- Rigorous analysis of key theories and concepts shaping contemporary public sector management.
- Examination of ethical dilemmas, political tensions, and organizational challenges.
- Integration of diverse theoretical perspectives and empirical research.
- Essential reading for scholars, students, and practitioners seeking a deeper understanding of public administration theories and their practical implications.

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