Government Evaluation Theory

Author: Xu Jialiang
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: How do governments perceive citizens' expectations through various channels and methods, and plan and achieve their work goals? How do citizens rely on what standards to measure the effectiveness of government work and the level of political performance? To answer these questions, only by conducting government evaluation activities can we distinguish the gains and losses of government management, supervise government behavior, and ensure the legitimate rights and interests of citizens. This book attempts to construct a new indicator system to guide specific government evaluation activities, using a structure—function—personnel analytical framework to explore fundamental issues in the field of government evaluation. The book is comprehensive in content, clear in perspective, and well-structured, offering certain theoretical value for the study of political science and public administration, and also positively advancing the political operation process and public management activities. How do governments perceive citizens' expectations through various channels and methods, and plan and achieve their work goals? How do citizens rely on what standards to measure the effectiveness of government work and the level of political performance? To answer these questions, only by conducting government evaluation activities can we distinguish the gains and losses of government management, supervise government behavior, and ensure the legitimate rights and interests of citizens. This book attempts to construct a new indicator system to guide specific government evaluation activities, using a structure—function—personnel analytical framework to explore fundamental issues in the field of government evaluation. The book is comprehensive in content, clear in perspective, and well-structured, offering certain theoretical value for the study of political science and public administration, and also positively advancing the political operation process and public management activities.