1st Edition

Public Policy and the Neo-Weberian State

Edited By Stanisław Mazur, Piotr Kopycinski Copyright 2018
186 Pages
by Routledge

186 Pages 5 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

186 Pages 5 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

The neo-Weberian state constitutes an attempt to combine the Weberian model of administration with the principles laid down during the retreat from the bureaucratic management paradigm (new public management and public governance). The concept of neo-Weberian state involves changing the model of operation of administrative structures from an inward-oriented one, focused on compliance with... Read more

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List of contributors



Introduction



STANISŁAW MAZUR AND PIOTR KOPYCIŃSKI



PART I The neo-Weberian state: fundamental principles



1 The origins of and trends in the neo-Weberian approach



MAREK ĆWIKLICKI AND STANISŁAW MAZUR



2 The social and political context of the neo-Weberian state



MICHAŁ MOŻDŻEŃ AND MICHAŁ ŻABIŃSKI



3 The neo-Weberian state and paradigms of public management



STANISŁAW MAZUR AND MAREK ORAMUS



PART II The neo-Weberian state and public policies



4 The neo-Weberian approach in economic policy



TOMASZ GEODECKI



5 The neo-Weberian approach in innovation policy



PIOTR KOPYCIŃSKI



6 The neo-Weberian public management model in the context of labour market policy in Poland



MACIEJ FRĄCZEK



7 The neo-Weberian approach in industrial policy



ŁUKASZ MAMICA



8 The neo-Weberian approach in health policy in selected countries



JACEK KLICH



9 The neo-Weberian approach in territorial policy



PIOTR KOPYCIŃSKI



10 The neo-Weberian approach as a public management model in urban areas



MICHAŁ KUDŁACZ



Conclusion: the neo-Weberian concept of state and its implications for public management



PAWEŁ BIAŁYNICKI-BIRULA, JAKUB GŁOWACKI AND JACEK KLICH



Index

Biography

Stanisław Mazur is Professor at the Cracow University of Economics, Faculty of Public Economy and Administration, Poland, and is Dean of the Faculty of Public Economy and Administration.



Piotr Kopyciński is Assistant Professor at the Cracow University of Economics, Faculty of Public Economy and Administration, Poland, and is an expert in more than 20 research and implementation projects in the analysis of public policy, innovation, local and regional development.