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Verwaltungsmodernisierung als institutioneller Wandel - Grundlagen und Mechanismen

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Verwaltungsmodernisierungen sind Prozesse die beständig laufen und öffentliche Verwaltungen prägen. Da in der Regel Aspekte einer bestehenden Verwaltungsorganisation modernisiert werden, und nur selten ganze Organisationseinheiten verändert oder neu geschaffen werden, muss Verwaltungsmodernisierung als Prozess des beständigen Wandels von Regeln und Formalien betrachtet werden. Es handelt sich also um eine Evolution von Institutionen. Dabei spielt in dieser Evolution eine Reihe von Einflussgrößen, von natürlichen bis künstlich geschaffenen, eine wichtige Rolle. Es handelt sich im Weiteren also um eine Evolution innerhalb eines ökologischen Kontexts. Der vorliegende Artikel betrachtet Verwaltungsmodernisierung und ihren Kontext daher aus Perspektive des Evolutionären Institutionalismus mit seinen Grundannahmen und verdeutlicht die Anwendbarkeit der evolutionären Analogie anhand von Stabilisierungs und Vervielfältigungsmechanismen.

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  • Fürstenberg, Kai, 2020. "Verwaltungsmodernisierung als institutioneller Wandel - Grundlagen und Mechanismen," SocArXiv zrvmg, Center for Open Science.
    • Handle: RePEc:osf:socarx:zrvmg
    DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/zrvmg
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