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This paper looks at how government intervention shapes the evolution of the Singapore economy and accounts for its successes and failures over the past 50 years.
Keywords: bureaucratic model, development administration, new public management, Southeast Asia, administrative theory In the current age, there has emerged a major paradigm shift in the theory and practice of public administration worldwide.
Models of public administration and approaches to public sector reform. There are three models: Public Administration (PA-statist and bureaucratic), New Public Management (NPM-competitive and minimalist) and New Public Governance (NPG-plural and pluralist). McCourt (2013) summarizes these as follows:
13 lip 2018 · This paper describes the changes in Singapore’s policy context from 1959 to 2016, analyses the five factors responsible for its success and concludes with advice for policy makers interested in implementing Singapore-style reforms to solve similar problems in their countries.
To facilitate the understanding of policy – implementation in Singapore, this part analyses the policy context, the pro file of the public bureaucracy, the main char-acteristics of policy formulation, and provides three policy recommendations to address its limitations.
1 wrz 2014 · This study, using archival research and oral interviews to construct an administrative history of executive development and training in the Singapore Public Service, plugs a gap in the...
Singapore’s model of public management The Singapore model of public management is premised on meritocratic principles in recruitment and promotion, a strict bureaucratic hierarchy and administrative impartiality.
