Breaking Through Bureaucracy: A New Vision for Government Management

Author: Michael Barzeler
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Publish Date: 2002-11-01
Features: Classic Translation Series of Public Administration and Public Management. This book adopts a combination of theory and practice to systematically present the historical development of bureaucracy and the challenges it faces. Using specific cases, it analyzes the necessity, feasibility, and urgency of breaking through bureaucracy, thereby providing valuable insights and reflections on government reform and proposing steps and measures that should be taken. The content includes key issues related to bureaucratic reform, such as improving government efficiency, coordinating administrative responsibilities, stimulating the creativity of government employees, and reducing government operational financial expenditures. From a global perspective, the book offers novel and persuasive viewpoints on how to establish a new, scientific, and efficient government system.