17 Questions
Which of the following events had a significant influence on the emergence of the 'New Public Administration' movement?
The Vietnam War and urban riots in the 1960s
Which of the following reports is considered a major landmark in the growth of the 'New Public Administration'?
Both B and C
What was the significance of the Minnowbrook Conference held in 1968?
It challenged the existing paradigms of orthodox public administration
Which of the following publications is considered a significant contribution to the 'New Public Administration' literature?
Both A and B
Who undertook an evaluative study of public administration as an academic discipline in US universities in 1966?
John C. Honey of Syracuse University
What was the primary objective of the 'New Public Administration' movement?
To challenge the existing paradigms and restore values in governmental affairs
What is the primary purpose of accountability in good governance?
To ensure public officials are answerable for their actions and use of public resources
Which of the following is a key component of good governance according to the text?
Respect for the rule of law and protection of human rights
What is the primary benefit of moving governments closer to the people they serve, as described in the text?
Greater transparency and accountability of the public sector
Which of the following is a key goal of good governance that all governments should pursue?
Matching public services with citizen preferences and needs
Which of the following aspects of good governance is NOT mentioned in the text?
Ensuring a high degree of political participation by citizens
Which of the following is NOT one of the three key dimensions of governance?
The ability of governments to maintain law and order within the country
According to the definition provided by Leila Frischtak, which of the following is NOT encompassed by governance?
The resolution of conflicts between different political parties
Which of the following components is NOT included in the DFID's definition of 'good government'?
Transparency
Which of the following statements about governance is TRUE?
Governance refers to the exercise of power through a country's economic, social and political institutions
According to the DFID's definition of 'good government', which of the following is a necessary component?
Means for citizens to give or withhold assent to the government
Based on the information provided, which of the following statements about governance is NOT true?
Governance is limited to the formal laws and regulations of a country
Explore how the social turbulence and crisis-ridden period of the 1960s influenced the field of public administration, as scholars challenged existing paradigms and demanded a restoration of values. Learn about the impact of the war in Vietnam and urban riots on the development of public administration theories.
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