Postmodern Public Administration: Toward DiscourseCharles J Fox and Hugh T Miller challenge current thinking about public policy and administration in the light of the postmodern condition. In this book existing and accepted theories such as public management doctrines, constitutionalism and communitarianism are rejected in favour of constructing a discourse theory of public administration. The book also provides an invaluable, thorough and clear review of the doctrines and philosophies that have to date dominated the field. |
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But discipline is needed in such a discourse . We propose sincerity ,
situationregarding intentionality , willing attention , and substantive contribution .
These are the warrants for discourse . Sincerity of the speaker means that
arguments offered ...
But discipline is needed in such a discourse . We propose sincerity ,
situationregarding intentionality , willing attention , and substantive contribution .
These are the warrants for discourse . Sincerity of the speaker means that
arguments offered ...
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In the next section we explain our four warrants for discourse , namely ( a )
sincerity , ( b ) situation - regarding intentionality , ( c ) willing attention , and ( d )
substantive contribution . A . SINCERITY Authentic discourse requires trust
between ...
In the next section we explain our four warrants for discourse , namely ( a )
sincerity , ( b ) situation - regarding intentionality , ( c ) willing attention , and ( d )
substantive contribution . A . SINCERITY Authentic discourse requires trust
between ...
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argument and paying attention over time increase the likelihood , we reckon , of
making substantive contributions . d . Substantive Contribution The people who
make the substantive contribution in technocratic citizen participation are those ...
argument and paying attention over time increase the likelihood , we reckon , of
making substantive contributions . d . Substantive Contribution The people who
make the substantive contribution in technocratic citizen participation are those ...
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Contents
A New Approach to Democratic Governance | 3 |
Orthodoxy and Its Alternatives | 14 |
Discourse Theory | 73 |
Copyright | |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Postmodern Public Administration: Toward Discourse |
| Authors | Charles J. Fox, Hugh T. Miller |
| Publisher | SAGE Publications, 1994 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 14 Oct 2008 |
| ISBN | 0803958021, 9780803958029 |
| Length | 192 pages |
| Subjects | › Political Science / General |
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