Public service bureaucrats

This study aims to examine and analyze how the ethics of bureaucrats in public service in the field of land, and detect factors that affect the ethics of public service bureaucrats in the field of land, as well as find effective solutions for the apparatus in enforcing the ethics of public services in accordance with the established moral standards and standard rules.

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Recently, the public sector has began to recognize the potential opportunities offered by ICT and e-business models to fit with citizens’ demands, to offer better services to citizens and to increase efficiency by streamlining internal processes. Tapscott and Caston (1993) argue that ICT causes a “paradigm shift” introducing “the age of network intelligence”, reinventing businesses, governments and individuals. Paradigm shifts prevail in the public sector too.

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Fifteen years have passed since the publication of the fi rst edition of the Handbook of Bureaucracy in 1994. Given that this period has been marked by an intense global movement of antibureaucracy, antigovernment, and antipublic service and administration, the following questions are quite natural: Why do we need another book on bureaucracy now? Does bureaucracy still matter? Th e answer to these challenging questions is that despite this intense negative attitude toward bureaucracy, global interest in the fi rst edition of this book has been overwhelming.

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