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A Profession in the Making? Developments in Training and Education for European Public Managers

Projektbeschreibung:
This paper focuses on the emerging contours of a new European public management profession. In doing so, it seeks to provide a conceptual framework – informed by empirical observations from the current and changing landscape of public management training in Europe - for analyzing the relevant “push-and-pull” factors that shape both the process of Europeanization and the evolution of public management as an integrated academic discipline. In particular, we will shift attention to the emerging network of “professional academic public management institutions” as possible change agents and “transmission belts” effectively working towards European-wide norms, values, and regulatory standards in the business of educating and training future public sector leaders.
Projektlaufzeit:
Projektbeginn: 2007
Projektende: 2008
Projektleitung:
Dr. rer. pol. Patrick von Maravic, Prof. Dr. Eckhard Schröter

Zeppelin University Friedrichshafen

Projektbearbeitung
Prof. Dr. Eckhard Schröter, Dr. rer. pol. Patrick von Maravic
Finanzierung:

  • eigenfinanziertes Forschungsprojekt

Projektbezogene Publikationen:

  • Schröter, Eckhard: Auf dem Weg zu einer neuen Public ManagementDisziplin? Die Rolle professioneller Netzwerke iminstitutionellen Wandel, 2009 (Jahrestagung Wissenschaftliche Kommission Öffentliche Betriebswirtschaftslehre, Universität Mannheim).
  • Schröter, Eckhard, von Maravic, Patrick: A European Public Management Profession in the Making? The Role of Professional Academic Institutions in a Changing Scene of Public Sector Training, 2007 (3rd Transatlantic Dialogue, University of Delaware, Newark, May 31st - June 2nd, 2007).
  • Schröter, Eckhard, von Maravic, Patrick: A European Public Management Profession in the Making? The Role of Professional Academic Institutions in a Changing Scene of Public Sector Training, 2007 (EGPA-Konferenz " Public Administration and the Management of Diversity", Madrid, 19.-22. September).

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