Barry Bozeman Pořadí knih

At long last, a book addressing the reality of modern collaborative research science with all that this implies for diversity, credit, and reputation. The Strength in Numbers is a necessary corrective to the dominant myth of solitary creativity and its numerous, retrograde institutional manifestations. Think of it as a self-help book full of useful insights and suggestions for researchers and administrators waking up to collective intelligence.--David C. Krakauer, Santa Fe Institute

Economic individualism and market-based values dominate today's policymaking and public management circles - often at the expense of the common good. This title demonstrates the continuing need for public interest theory in government. It offers a direct theoretical challenge to the 'utility of economic individualism'.

Exploring the concept of public authority, this book argues that all organizations—governmental, business, or non-profit—share a fundamental public nature. It delves into how these entities interact with and are influenced by societal expectations and regulations, highlighting the interconnectedness of various sectors in relation to public accountability.