Question

summarize and critically assess the Bureaucratic, Normative, Networked (both market- and dialogue-meditated), and Civic Responsibility approaches to understanding public administration.

Answer 1

Networked - . A third major stream of publ'c administration includes perespectives that focus on relationships with other social actors. There are at least two stesen of this - cis Market -mediated - This stream focus on privatization, marketization, controuting out etc. - A networked perspective provides indicators of the Yelative influence of government versu markets in the word's major economics. (ii) Dialogue -mediated - This siteam focus on interaction between govemment agencies and civic groups, and is more consistent with new public service of Denhardt and Denhachta Spell Answer- Bureaucratic :- • 4 bureaucracy is" a body of non-elective government ofhciau and /oy" an administrative policy-making group" Historically, bureaucary was goveermeut administration managed by deparments staffed anith non-elected of Hidals, • Today, buteouweavy is the administrative system govern aný bege institution • Role of Bureaucracy - - Primary corcéen is policy implementation. - The strict Compliance fends Bureauetats to become speudists without spirito • Finction of Bureaucery - - Administration - Policy Advice -- Articulating interests Normative- . A second major stream of though in Pieblic administection theory within modern societe is that which addresses the question of weshy one governe. • The normative appraaches to public administeation include a large ethical componeut honest open governmeut . and all that • The importance of the normative approach in the coutext of "Morality" is that the notemative approach is a choice of sisletion and the only solution that does not allow blaser, dis- culmination, subjective feelings, subjective opiontow, and on so an influence the owwe to a moral problem. ? Civic Responsibility - • Civic responsibility emphasizes obligations that citizens have to Ethelr society, and they government • Purepose of civic Responsibility - Government cannot fix everything. - Our civic responsibility make living equier in our communities - Citizens have a role founds nation building. Our Categories of responsibilities -Compulsory - There are some civic responsibility that have been made compulsory by the Law and this varjer from one country to another. Example - pay taxes Voluntary - We also civic responsibility that are not new l y in the law bullsexpected of every ditzen ot veidout of anata Example - Trawfee knoidledge Example - - Voting a petition - Serulha YYYS