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Bakkebyråkratiets yttergrense. Hjemmetjenestens møte med eldre med psykiske helseproblemer
Street level bureaucracy’s outer limit. Home care service’s meeting with elderly people with mental health problems. This article illuminates framework for home care services’ work with older people with mental health problems living at home.
Astrid Skatvedt +2 more
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The Bureaucratic Ethos in Street-Level Work: Revitalizing Weber’s Ethics of Office
AbstractDespite the centrality of bureaucracy to both the theory and the realities of street-level bureaucracy, street-level scholars have rarely engaged with the concept of bureaucracy as such. We argue that Weber’s perspective on bureaucracy represents an indispensable source that may help us align the theoretical foundation of street-level ...
Anne Mette Møller +2 more
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Lost in Translation:How Street-Level Bureaucrats Condition Union Solidarity [PDF]
Translating complex, politicised and ambiguous European legislation and case law into practice is the difficult everyday condition for street-level bureaucrats in European Member States.
Martinsen, Dorte Sindbjerg +1 more
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When, where, and how do asylum seekers encounter the state? Anyone seeking asylum in the Global North might meet state authorities of the country where they want to apply for international protection long before arriving at its borders.
Caterina Borelli +2 more
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Integrity is required in the public service in order to prevent the occurrence of administrative pathology within the bureaucracy. This study aimed to describe the integrity bureaucrats front line (Street level bureucrats) in health services in Parepare ...
edyanto edyanto
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This article examines current Scottish national and local government awareness of, and responses to, the learning and development needs and entitlements of Gypsy/Traveller children and young people pre and during ...
Lynne Tammi
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The (un)intended effects of street-level bureaucrats' enforcement style: Do citizens shame or obey bureaucrats? [PDF]
This study studies the intended and unintended effects of street-level bureaucrats' enforcement style. More specifically, it answers to what extent street-level bureaucrats' enforcement style affects citizens' obedience (i.e. intended effect) during face-
de Boer, N.C.
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The impact of New Public Management reforms on the delivery of secondary education in Tanzania
This article discusses the impact of adopting New Public Management (NPM) reforms in the delivery of education services via a case study of the experience of Mwanza City, Tanzania.
Wilfred Lameck, Chagulani Shabiru
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ROMANIAN STREET LEVEL BUREAUCRACY: A DESCRIPTIVE FOUNDATION
Despite our relatively broad and robust understanding of street level bureaucracy in a Western context, this area of inquiry remains somewhat understudied in an Eastern European context.
Dan Octavian BALICA +2 more
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Street-level bureaucrats and discretion
In this study, a case study is carried out regarding street-level bureaucrats in public sectors. We examine how street-level bureaucrats experience discretion, how they relate to it, use it and whether there are any differences in discretion. Further the
Mellberg, Linnéa, Olausson, Michelle
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