Title: Policy Alienation and the Power of Professionals
Description: Professionals often have problems with governmental policies they have to implement. This ranges from Israeli teachers striking against school reforms, via British civil servants quitting their jobs as they have problems with New Public Management reforms focused on cost cutting, to US healthcare professionals feeling overwhelmed by a constant flow of policy changes, resulting in tensions, conflicts, and burn-outs. This eloquent book by Lars Tummers develops a framework to understand these important issues with policy implementation, using the innovative concept of 'policy alienation'. Policie
Subjects: Organizational change, Management, Public administration, POLITICAL SCIENCE / Public Affairs & Administration, POLITICAL SCIENCE / Government / Executive Branch