2017
DOI: 10.31297/hkju.17.4.3
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The Crisis of The Bureaucratic State and the Failed Attempts to Overcome it in The Russian Public Service

Abstract: U radu se isprepleće nekoliko teorijskih i praktičnih pitanja, a sve unutar širega konteksta suvremene krize birokratske države i potrage za novim obrascima upravljanja. Razmatra se nekoliko tema: različiti aspekti pada povjerenja javnosti u državu, uključujući građansku »desakralizaciju“ države, paradoks pozitivnog utjecaja nepovjerenja društva na politički razvoj, te povezanost povjerenja i korupcije. Mnoge su države tijekom posljednjih 30 godina poduzele ozbiljne napore kako bi riješile krizu i na nedavne s… Show more

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“…Crossler et al ( 2017 :50); and Obolonsky ( 2017 :587) asserted that the biggest leadership challenge was that NMs were expected to function within bureaucratic organisational rules and this leads to frustrations. Hemel ( 2014 :1) claims that bureaucracy forces NMs to operate according to decisions that are taken at strategic level, making it impossible for them to deal with operational challenges affecting their leadership roles.…”
Section: Challenges Experienced In Leadership Rolesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Crossler et al ( 2017 :50); and Obolonsky ( 2017 :587) asserted that the biggest leadership challenge was that NMs were expected to function within bureaucratic organisational rules and this leads to frustrations. Hemel ( 2014 :1) claims that bureaucracy forces NMs to operate according to decisions that are taken at strategic level, making it impossible for them to deal with operational challenges affecting their leadership roles.…”
Section: Challenges Experienced In Leadership Rolesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Among the research in English we would like to mention sources such as Barabashev and Straussman 2007;Rowney et al 2009 Th e closest for our subject are the works devoted to the reasons for the lack of success and of the cyclical character of Russian civil-service reform. Th e unfi nished nature of Russian civil-service reforms, as it is shown, is due to institutional factors (Gel'man and Starodubtsev 2014; Kupriashin 2015), the political and administrative elites' resistance (Obolonsky 2017;Sungurov 2018), limited capacities of the expert community (Barabashev and Prokofi ev 2019), the confi guration of the management system of reform (Borschevsky 2018; Borschevsky 2017; Panova and Oparina 2015), and weak motivational aspects of reforming (Atnashev 2017; Ivanova and Podolskiy 2017; Kalgin and Kalgina 2018). Despite the diff erences in explanations, all mentioned researchers agree that the absence of success in civil-service reform in Russia, and the curtaining off of reform aft er an inspiring beginning to every cycle, is caused by the lack of political and administrative will at the top level of the Russian government.…”
Section: Civil-service Reform As a Part Of Pa Reformsmentioning
confidence: 99%