TY  - JOUR
T1  - ¿Todos los Caminos Llevan a la Nueva Gestión Pública?: tres Argumentos sobre las Reformas Administrativas en los Países en Desarrollo Transición
A1  - Dussauge Laguna, Mauricio I.
PB  - Universidad de Chile: Instituto de Asuntos Públicos (INAP)
YR  - 2009
UL  - http://biblioteca.ararteko.eus/Record/dialnet-ar-18-ART0000374917
AB  - The usefulness and relevance of New Public Management (npm) reforms for developing/transitional countries have been widely debated. Three arguments in particular have crossed-cut the literature. First, an argument that might be called �reform by stages�, which suggests the need to building a bureaucratic structure à la Weber before attempting neo-managerial reforms. The second one, which might be called �reform by leapfrogging�, implies the opposite: the possibility of implementing npm even if a �traditional� public administration has not been developed yet. Lastly, the third one proposes the possibility of designing reforms by way of an �informed combination�, that is by mixing components from different models or paradigms. This essay seeks to analyze one by one these arguments, in order to show that each one makes incisive and important assertions, but is also based on disputable and even wrong assumptions.
KW  - Reformas Administrativas
KW  - Nueva Gestión Pública
KW  - Administración Pública Comparada
KW  - Países en Desarrollo
KW  - Transición
KW  - Administrative Reforms
KW  - New Public Management
KW  - Comparative Public Administration
KW  - Developing
KW  - Transitional Countries
ER  -