Decision making process at malaysian local government - Ngah, Kamarudin;Zakaria, Zaherawati;Noordin, Nazni
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Currently we are witnessing significant changes in the nature of policy making and management in local government. Essentially, these changes represent a move away from the relatively passive approach towards a more purposeful approach in which local authorities attempt to learn about the nature and causes of local problems and to respond accordingly. Therefore, what is required is a theoretical framework that could explain and relates the concept of planning to the concept of power, and seeks an explanation of decision-making process. The organizational changes and complex interaction in…mehr

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Currently we are witnessing significant changes in the nature of policy making and management in local government. Essentially, these changes represent a move away from the relatively passive approach towards a more purposeful approach in which local authorities attempt to learn about the nature and causes of local problems and to respond accordingly. Therefore, what is required is a theoretical framework that could explain and relates the concept of planning to the concept of power, and seeks an explanation of decision-making process. The organizational changes and complex interaction in local government that involve politicians, planners, officers and decision-making bring about the important of current practices and evaluating future changes. Thus, this book tries to propose a model of decision making-process for greater performance in local government. In the findings, there are a few factors influencing councilors in running their functions. It shows that councilor as representatives at local government level will be a good policy maker in handling local manners by adopting this proposed model.
Autorenporträt
Associate Prof. Dr Kamarudin Ngah currently is the Deputy Director and Coordinator of the Local Government Consultative Forum (LOGFOR) at Centre for Policy Research and International Studies (CenPRIS)Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM), Penang, Malaysia. He earned a PhD. in Development and Project Planning from University of Bradford, UK 1998.