Public Value: Oder was heisst Wertschöpfung zum Gemeinwohl?

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In der internationalen verwaltungswissenschaftlichen Diskussion wie auch von Praktikern wurde in den letzten Jahren die von Mark Moore (1995) entwickelte Idee des „Public Value“ intensiv diskutiert. Damit wird die Schaffung von Gemeinwohlwert (Public Value) als Maßstab für das Handeln öffentlicher Institutionen wieder stärker betont. Die Ideen des New Public Management (NPM) werden dabei weiterent-wickelt und teilweise korrigiert. In diesem Beitrag wird die Frage un-tersucht, was unter „Wertschöpfung“ durch Behörden und öffentliche Verwaltungen zu verstehen ist. Der Grundgedanke besteht darin, erst dann von Wertschöpfung zum Gemeinwohl als Public Value zu sprechen, wenn damit verbundene Aktivitäten zu einer entsprechen-den Bewertung auf der individuell- psychologischen Ebene führen. Auf der Basis bedürfnistheoretischer Annahmen werden vier Wert-schöpfungsdimensionen abgeleitet.
Original languageGerman
Journalder moderne staat : dms
Volume1
Issue number2
Pages (from-to)457-468
Number of pages12
Publication statusPublished - 2008
Externally publishedYes

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