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This quantity fills a different hole within the wisdom base the juncture among management, ethics, legislation, and the way public institutions/organizations comprehend and perform the essence of all 3. Authors from legislations enforcement, corrections schooling, and academic management current various but overlapping constructs round ethics and legislation, and make an immense step in the direction of reconciling those differing perspectives to Read more...
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Chapter 4, by Chao Guo and Morgan Marietta, presents a framework that draws upon theories of democratic representation to illuminate ways of identifying and transmitting public values in network governance arrangements. The authors argue that the accurate transmission of the values held by the majority of engaged citizens serves to make the government responsible. This value representation can be achieved through participatory representation—by establishing mechanisms for constituents to participate in the development of the mission, vision, and strategies of a government agency or network.