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Med tillit som styrmodell

Thorin, Klara LU (2018) STVK02 20181
Department of Political Science
Abstract
The establishment of the delegation in 2016 for investigation of public governance in Sweden arose through widespread criticism of the dominant governing form NPM. The investigation is based on an effort to achieve an optimal management model with trust as a primary concept. The aim is to categorize the content of the delegation's sub-report as well as an article from its report series through qualitative textual analysis. The study has the ambition to explain different theoretical aspects of the delegation in relation to three ideal models. The aim is to see whether the development of this model indicates a shift in Sweden's dominant management trend. Mapping is done using prominent aspects of literature on three governance models,... (More)
The establishment of the delegation in 2016 for investigation of public governance in Sweden arose through widespread criticism of the dominant governing form NPM. The investigation is based on an effort to achieve an optimal management model with trust as a primary concept. The aim is to categorize the content of the delegation's sub-report as well as an article from its report series through qualitative textual analysis. The study has the ambition to explain different theoretical aspects of the delegation in relation to three ideal models. The aim is to see whether the development of this model indicates a shift in Sweden's dominant management trend. Mapping is done using prominent aspects of literature on three governance models, Traditional Public Administration (TPM), New Public Management (NPM) and Public Value Management (PVM), which constitute the theoretical framework used. Results show that trust-based governance can be linked to all forms of governance in at least one of the six aspects that are investigated. Results also show developed forms of the goals underlined in the NPM with an approach that may also be influenced by NPM. At the same time, this model is in some respects closer to how it aims for achieving productivity within PVM and further it shows what can be seen as a return to a closed public ethos for the public sector with influences from TPM. (Less)
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author
Thorin, Klara LU
supervisor
organization
alternative title
En kvalitativ textanalys av tillitsdelegationens relation till idealtyper i offentlig förvaltning
course
STVK02 20181
year
type
M2 - Bachelor Degree
subject
keywords
Offentlig styrning, New Public Management, Public Value Management, Traditional Public Management, Tillitsdelegationen, Textanalys
language
Swedish
id
8940528
date added to LUP
2018-08-23 09:30:16
date last changed
2018-08-23 09:30:16
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  abstract     = {{The establishment of the delegation in 2016 for investigation of public governance in Sweden arose through widespread criticism of the dominant governing form NPM. The investigation is based on an effort to achieve an optimal management model with trust as a primary concept. The aim is to categorize the content of the delegation's sub-report as well as an article from its report series through qualitative textual analysis. The study has the ambition to explain different theoretical aspects of the delegation in relation to three ideal models. The aim is to see whether the development of this model indicates a shift in Sweden's dominant management trend. Mapping is done using prominent aspects of literature on three governance models, Traditional Public Administration (TPM), New Public Management (NPM) and Public Value Management (PVM), which constitute the theoretical framework used. Results show that trust-based governance can be linked to all forms of governance in at least one of the six aspects that are investigated. Results also show developed forms of the goals underlined in the NPM with an approach that may also be influenced by NPM. At the same time, this model is in some respects closer to how it aims for achieving productivity within PVM and further it shows what can be seen as a return to a closed public ethos for the public sector with influences from TPM.}},
  author       = {{Thorin, Klara}},
  language     = {{swe}},
  note         = {{Student Paper}},
  title        = {{Med tillit som styrmodell}},
  year         = {{2018}},
}