Public Servants in Reflection

Ainsworth, Susan; Ghin, Peter

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-29980-4_88

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Pse and Contemporary Public Management In Context1

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“…PSE is important for public management and frontline service delivery and pedagogy must be designed to support this (Ainsworth and Ghin, 2020). Public management has become increasingly connected with approaches such as NPM and related performance metrics, targets and league tables, and collaborative governance associated with NPG (Osborne, 2010;Osborne, 2006).…”

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Understanding Renewed Public Service Ethos (PSE) in Public Management: Policy, Purpose and Pedagogy

Shand¹,

Parker²,

Elliott³

2022

Critical Perspectives on International Public Sector Management

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Public service ethos (PSE) is traditionally associated with public administration, bureaucracy, and frontline response. Thinkers such as Aristotle and Weber embedded ideas of public virtue and vocation, yet new managerialism, as well as changes to public services management challenge traditional notions of PSE. Recent events such as the Covid -19 pandemic, counter terrorism, and government austerity agendas have put PSE back into the public eye. In this chapter we examine the context for a renewed PSE as a crucial aspect of resilience for workers in public services and public management. We focus on three areas that we feel are important for PSE: policy, purpose and pedagogy., and how a renewed PSE can inform pedagogy in the discipline, renewing ideas of vocation in public administration training.

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confidence: 99%