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This book analyses and evaluates the accomplishments, challenges,
and approaches associated with the New Public Management (NPM) in
Africa towards establishing context-specific interventions for
public sector institutions' performance. Taking the reader through
various business and management approaches, including leadership in
the public sector, digitalisation, market orientation and trust
building, this book provides an understanding of the key issues
facing public sector organisations in Africa and offers novel ways
of approaching public management in a changing socio-economic
landscape to drive improved performance of public institutions. The
book offers students, practitioners and researchers important
insights on NPM and public sector institutions in Africa. The
recommendations of the book will help government and policymakers
implement appropriate public sector management policies for
strengthening public sector service delivery in Africa.
This book analyses and evaluates the accomplishments, challenges,
and approaches associated with the New Public Management (NPM) in
Africa towards establishing context-specific interventions for
public sector institutions' performance. Taking the reader through
various business and management approaches, including leadership in
the public sector, digitalisation, market orientation and trust
building, this book provides an understanding of the key issues
facing public sector organisations in Africa and offers novel ways
of approaching public management in a changing socio-economic
landscape to drive improved performance of public institutions. The
book offers students, practitioners and researchers important
insights on NPM and public sector institutions in Africa. The
recommendations of the book will help government and policymakers
implement appropriate public sector management policies for
strengthening public sector service delivery in Africa.
There exists a proposition that 'once the process of integration
began in areas of low politics, they were bound to move on to
encompass areas of high politics' by the phenomenon of spillover
effects. This pattern was evidenced in the Regional integration
efforts in Europe - from the 'evolutionary trajectory' of the
European Coal and Steel Community to the ultimate Economic Union.
However, the same cannot be said for West African efforts typified
by ECOWAS, which was arguably mapped against the framework of its
erstwhile metropolitan powers in Europe. Indeed the evolution of
ECOWAS has been reflective of its domestic politics, entrenched
nationalistic tendencies and outright political instability, which
leave nothing to spill over. As the trade bloc savours its 36 year
of existence, it seems that the transition from infancy to
adolescence/ adulthood might have been checkered. Ultimately this
book provides some comparative analysis of both trade blocs/
customs unions.
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