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The Public Performance and Productivity Handbook , Third Edition is required reading for all public administration practitioners, as well as for students and scholars interested in the state of the public performance and productivity field.
The Public Performance and Productivity Handbook, Third Edition is required reading for all public administration practitioners, as well as for students and scholars interested in the state of the public performance and productivity field.
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Autorenporträt
Marc Holzer has been a leader in the public productivity and performance field since the early 1970s. He is the founder of the National Center for Public Performance and the editor-in-chief of the international journal Public Performance and Management Review. His more than 600 scholarly publications address a wide range of strategic approaches to the measurement and improvement of public services. Dr. Holzer is distinguished professor at the Institute for Public Service at Suffolk University-Boston, and was the founding dean of the School of Public Affairs and Administration at Rutgers University. He is a past president of the American Society for Public Administration. Andrew Ballard is a research fellow and instructor at the Rutgers University-Newark School of Public Affairs and Administration and a contributing fellow at the Suffolk University National Center for Public Performance (NCPP). Andrew's research focuses on the organizational and psychological barriers to the use of performance information in public organizations. He regularly teaches courses on performance management, applied research design, and public management. Andrew received his doctorate in public administration at the Rutgers University-Newark School of Public Affairs and Administration.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Marc Holzer and Andrew Ballard Section I: What Works, What Does Not, What to Avoid 1. Three Parallel Movements to Improve Government Decision Making: Performance, Evidence, and Behavioral Public Administration John M. Kamensky 2. Approaches to Improving Performance in Government: Making Sense of Where We've Been and What's Next? Kathryn Newcomer and Clint Brass 3. Public Performance: Some Reflections and Lessons Learned Geert Bouckaert 4. How to Judge the Quality of a Government Performance Management System Prajapati Trivedi 5. Launching and Sustaining a Performance Management System: Some Suggestions Lyle D. Wray 6. Performance Management: Back to Basics Mark D. Abrahams 7. Winning Hearts and Minds for Performance Management Chris McMillan 8. Why Strategic Initiatives Fail - Lessons from a Practitioner Van Badzik 9. Performance-Informed Management: Lessons Learned Katherine Barrett and Richard Greene 10. Learning from Performance Improvement: The New Zealand Experience and Insights on How a Performance System Survives Barbara Allen Section II: Managing for High Performance 11. Sustaining Performance in the Public Sector: What is Needed from Public Managers Evan Berman 12. Management Things We Never Tell Brian Elms 13. Linking Strategic Planning and Performance Management in Government Agencies and Impacts on Organizational Performance Åge Johnsen and Stephen Affleck Reid 14. Accountability: What Does It Mean, Constructively Managing It, and Avoiding the Blame and Claim Game Shelley H. Metzenbaum 15. A Shotgun Marriage? Performance Management in the Hybridized Government Jarmo Vakkuri, Jan-Erik Johanson, and Tomi Rajala Section III: Measurement and Analysis to Guide Performance Programs 16. Evaluation Guide for Public Service Program Managers Harry Hatry 17. Evidence-Based Practice and Performance: You Can't Always Get What You Want, but Sometimes You Get What You Need Jeremy L. Hall 18. Data Science Contributions to Performance Management Gregory Dobler and Maria P. Aristigueta 19. The Psychology of Information: Pitfalls and Potential in the Use of Performance Data Andrew Ballard Section IV: Financing Performance 20. Allocation Tools, Productivity, and Performance Donijo Robbins and Andrew Crosby 21. Organizational Effectiveness after Budget Cuts: Disentangling the Effects of Performance Measurement and Performance Management Hala Altamimi and Benedict S. Jimenez 22. Performance Budgeting: Linking Administrative Strategies to Budgetary Outcomes Jingyuan Xu and XiaoHu Wang 23. Best-Practice Cases on Performance Budgeting in German and Dutch Local Government Jan van Helden and Christoph Reichard 24. Sector Specific Financial Indicators for Improved Productivity and Performance Andrew Crosby and Donijo Robbins Section V: Managing Human Resources for Peak Performance 25. Harnessing Human Capital for Peak Performance: How Emotion Work Strengthens the Citizen-State Encounter Mary E. Guy 26. The Effects of Pay, Education, Training, and Working Hours on Public Sector Performance Jeannette Taylor, Thuy Hang Duong and Saul Taylor Section VI: Applying Twenty-first Century Organizational Tools 27. The Effects of Pay, Education, Training, and Working Hours on Public Sector Performance Alan Shark 28. Public-Private Partnerships: Promises, Productivity and Performance Lessons from Infrastructure Technologies Graeme Hodge and Carsten Greve 29. Applying Competencies: State Capability Enhancement Project Sampath Kumar, Aroon P. Manoharan, and Jayasharadha Chandrakalatharan Section VII: Accessing and Adapting Best Practices 30. Benchmarking for Performance Improvement David N. Ammons 31. Best Practices: Adapting Award-Winning Performance Innovations Patria de Lancer Julnes and Marc Holzer 32. Teaching Performance Marc Holzer and Andrew Ballard
Introduction Marc Holzer and Andrew Ballard Section I: What Works, What Does Not, What to Avoid 1. Three Parallel Movements to Improve Government Decision Making: Performance, Evidence, and Behavioral Public Administration John M. Kamensky 2. Approaches to Improving Performance in Government: Making Sense of Where We've Been and What's Next? Kathryn Newcomer and Clint Brass 3. Public Performance: Some Reflections and Lessons Learned Geert Bouckaert 4. How to Judge the Quality of a Government Performance Management System Prajapati Trivedi 5. Launching and Sustaining a Performance Management System: Some Suggestions Lyle D. Wray 6. Performance Management: Back to Basics Mark D. Abrahams 7. Winning Hearts and Minds for Performance Management Chris McMillan 8. Why Strategic Initiatives Fail - Lessons from a Practitioner Van Badzik 9. Performance-Informed Management: Lessons Learned Katherine Barrett and Richard Greene 10. Learning from Performance Improvement: The New Zealand Experience and Insights on How a Performance System Survives Barbara Allen Section II: Managing for High Performance 11. Sustaining Performance in the Public Sector: What is Needed from Public Managers Evan Berman 12. Management Things We Never Tell Brian Elms 13. Linking Strategic Planning and Performance Management in Government Agencies and Impacts on Organizational Performance Åge Johnsen and Stephen Affleck Reid 14. Accountability: What Does It Mean, Constructively Managing It, and Avoiding the Blame and Claim Game Shelley H. Metzenbaum 15. A Shotgun Marriage? Performance Management in the Hybridized Government Jarmo Vakkuri, Jan-Erik Johanson, and Tomi Rajala Section III: Measurement and Analysis to Guide Performance Programs 16. Evaluation Guide for Public Service Program Managers Harry Hatry 17. Evidence-Based Practice and Performance: You Can't Always Get What You Want, but Sometimes You Get What You Need Jeremy L. Hall 18. Data Science Contributions to Performance Management Gregory Dobler and Maria P. Aristigueta 19. The Psychology of Information: Pitfalls and Potential in the Use of Performance Data Andrew Ballard Section IV: Financing Performance 20. Allocation Tools, Productivity, and Performance Donijo Robbins and Andrew Crosby 21. Organizational Effectiveness after Budget Cuts: Disentangling the Effects of Performance Measurement and Performance Management Hala Altamimi and Benedict S. Jimenez 22. Performance Budgeting: Linking Administrative Strategies to Budgetary Outcomes Jingyuan Xu and XiaoHu Wang 23. Best-Practice Cases on Performance Budgeting in German and Dutch Local Government Jan van Helden and Christoph Reichard 24. Sector Specific Financial Indicators for Improved Productivity and Performance Andrew Crosby and Donijo Robbins Section V: Managing Human Resources for Peak Performance 25. Harnessing Human Capital for Peak Performance: How Emotion Work Strengthens the Citizen-State Encounter Mary E. Guy 26. The Effects of Pay, Education, Training, and Working Hours on Public Sector Performance Jeannette Taylor, Thuy Hang Duong and Saul Taylor Section VI: Applying Twenty-first Century Organizational Tools 27. The Effects of Pay, Education, Training, and Working Hours on Public Sector Performance Alan Shark 28. Public-Private Partnerships: Promises, Productivity and Performance Lessons from Infrastructure Technologies Graeme Hodge and Carsten Greve 29. Applying Competencies: State Capability Enhancement Project Sampath Kumar, Aroon P. Manoharan, and Jayasharadha Chandrakalatharan Section VII: Accessing and Adapting Best Practices 30. Benchmarking for Performance Improvement David N. Ammons 31. Best Practices: Adapting Award-Winning Performance Innovations Patria de Lancer Julnes and Marc Holzer 32. Teaching Performance Marc Holzer and Andrew Ballard
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