Human Resource Management in the Public Administration

People are at the heart of reform processes in the Public Sector because people provide services, promote innovation, and produce performance. The management of people has received increasing prominence, and there have been calls for the human resource fu

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Organizational Development in Public Administration “This book tackles face up a major challenge met by public leaders and managers all over the world: the management of people and competences in the public sector. By providing insights into the Italian experience in improving human resources management over the past years and decades, and highlighting the key role of the national school of administration in it, this book offers a vast range of ideas and experiences greatly valuable to everybody with an interest in these topics. A key reader in public management for scholars and practitioners alike.” —Edoardo Ongaro, Full Professor of Public Management, The Open University, UK “This book provides an insightful journey from theory to practice from international to national, from intrinsic public motivation to explicit performance evaluation, from reform to change process, from competences development to actual behaviour. A terrific challenge for intellectual curiosity.” —Elio Borgonovi, Distinguished Professor of Public Management, Bocconi University, Italy

Maurizio Decastri Stefano Battini Filomena Buonocore Francesca Gagliarducci Editors

Organizational Development in Public Administration The Italian Way

Editors Maurizio Decastri University of Rome Tor Vergata Rome, Italy Filomena Buonocore Parthenope University of Naples Naples, Italy

Stefano Battini Tuscia University Viterbo, Italy Francesca Gagliarducci Italian Presidency of the Council of Ministers Rome, Italy

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