Can Ethical Political Leadership Restore Public Trust in Political Leaders?

Mozumder, N. A.

doi:10.1007/s11115-021-00536-2

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“…Mattei and Vigevano’s ( 2021 ) analysis of the Italian COVID response interrelating national and local bodies, identifies a logic of underlaying policy integration cooperation that enhanced effectiveness. Mozumder ( 2021 ) suggests that the logic of learning from practice was made difficult in the UK because of diminished trust in agents and institutions.…”

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Logics and Agency in Public Management Research

2022

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The article analyses the negative effects of the use of logics in public organisation research on active human agency. We build up a new conceptual model with which to approach logics in current research on organising public services; suggesting ways in which current models using logics in public organisation research can be strengthened. Our contribution is two-fold: we argue that Elder-Vass’ approach benefits from close synthesis with social learning theory (including recent thinking on trust, emotions, and distributed learning) and secondly, that grounding all usage of logics in logic-of-practice helps avoid a reification of logics and thirdly that situated learning better suits public organisation problem solving that the application of ‘new’ universal solutions.

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2022

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Framework and proposed indicators for the comprehensive evaluation of inclusiveness: the case of climate change adaptation

Pham,

Saner

2024

FACETS

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Inclusion has been gaining increased attention in various domains, including education and the workplace, as well as development, governance, urbanization, and innovation. However, in the context of climate change adaptation (CCA), the concept of “inclusiveness” remains comparatively underexplored, with no overarching framework available. This gap is crucial, given the global scope and multifaceted nature of climate change, which demands a comprehensive and inclusive approach. In this article, we address this deficiency by developing a comprehensive conceptualization of inclusive climate change adaptation (ICCA). Grounded in ethical analysis, our framework is presented for discussion and practical testing. We identify nine specific priority areas and propose one to two qualitative indicators for each, resulting in a suite of 15 indicators for the evaluation of ICCA policies. This research not only highlights the urgency of incorporating inclusiveness into CCA, but it also provides a practical framework by which to guide policymakers, practitioners, and researchers in this critical endeavor. By acknowledging and accommodating diverse value systems and considering the entire policy process, from conception to evaluation, we aim to foster a more inclusive and sustainable approach to CCA.

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The impact of intra-party conflicts on the electoral performance of the All Basotho convention in Lesotho’s 2022 elections

Mofuoa¹

2023

JAE

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The literature on Lesotho’s politics and political parties, particularly after 2012, focuses on their alliances and coalitions, their relationships with the military and the seemingly instability of coalitions. There is less focus on intra-party instability and its impact on political party electoral performance. This article uses a critical literature review to analyse the poor electoral performance of the All Basotho Convention (ABC) in the October 2022 elections and how this is a consequence of its internal conflicts. The ABC experienced intra-party conflicts that increased with the removal of its leader, Prime Minister Thomas Thabane, in 2020. The argument advanced in this article is that the ABC experienced a dramatic decline in electoral support in October 2022, with the drastic loss of forty seats, as a result of its internal conflicts. The party’s support had grown gradually since its formation in 2006 but dropped suddenly and dramatically in the 2022 elections. This article will contribute to the scholarship on the analysis of the electoral performance of political parties in the continent.

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Can Ethical Political Leadership Restore Public Trust in Political Leaders?

Cited by 4 publications

References 28 publications

Logics and Agency in Public Management Research

Logics and Agency in Public Management Research

Framework and proposed indicators for the comprehensive evaluation of inclusiveness: the case of climate change adaptation

The impact of intra-party conflicts on the electoral performance of the All Basotho convention in Lesotho’s 2022 elections

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