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Inspecting environmental management from within: The role of street-level bureaucrats in environmental policy implementation

Journal of Environmental Management, 2013
In this paper, we assert that an important element is largely missing in much of the current environmental policy literature regarding different management ideals: street-level bureaucrats (i.e., the practicing and, typically, anonymous civil servants at
Sverker Jagers, Mikael Seva
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Are Street-Level Bureaucrats Politically Impartial?

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
Street-level bureaucrats (SLBs) – public sector employees working directly with the general public - are central to the operation of a state and their work determines the implementation of government policy. Given their close link to policy, we expect their motivation to vary with changes in the direction associated with a turnover in government ...
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Street Level Bureaucrats

2012
In this chapter the question is raised what impact the transitions in public administration as a consequence of ICT developments, and especially of the shift from e-government to m-government, as the most important development of the last ten years, might have on the power position, the functions and the routines of the street level bureaucrats. During
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The Unbearable Discretion of Street-Level Bureaucrats

Current Anthropology, 2018
Since 1974, Hong Kong has gone from being pervasively corrupt to being the best example of effective anti-corruption programs and, most recently, to experiencing widespread concerns about collusion...
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Street-level Bureaucrat Discretion

2017
Street-level bureaucrats occupy an important power position which they owe from their discretion. Broadly, discretion is their decisionmaking power over sort, quantity, and quality of sanctions and rewards during policy implementation. Understanding street-level bureaucrat discretion is therefore essential to the study of public administration. However
van Leeuwen, M.J., Tummers, L.G., Van de Walle, Steven   +2 more
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Street-level bureaucrats tussen organisaties

2013
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Brandsen, T., Oude Vrielink, M.
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Street-Level Bureaucrats: From Obedience to Participation

2021
This chapter presents the first piece of empirical evidence on the nature of officer–recipient relationships in Oportunidades-Prospera by scrutinizing the perspectives of physicians and nurses implementing the program in two localities of the state of Puebla. It presents the health officers’ experiences and attitudes toward program delivery, their work,
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Experiments on and with Street-Level Bureaucrats

2021
Noah L. Nathan, Ariel White
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ARE STREET‐LEVEL BUREAUCRATS COMPELLED OR ENTICED TO COPE?

Public Administration, 2006
Traditional studies of street‐level bureaucrats see the bureaucrat’s behaviour as a kind of self‐defence – a way to minimize negative aspects of the job and thereby job frustration. I argue – and empirically show – that it is equally relevant to consider at least part of street‐level bureaucrat behaviour as positively motivated – as a way of maximizing
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Street-level bureaucrats in environments of systemic corruption: sources of influence

The influences weighing on SLBs’ behaviour, attitudes, and proclivity towards corruption in environments of systemic corruption are many and difficult to disaggregate. Drawing from fieldwork on corruption in Mexican municipalities, this chapter offers a typology that helps identify different sources and levels of influence that weigh on SLBs and that ...
Oliver Meza, Elizabeth Pérez-Chiqués, Anat Gofen   +2 more
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