Good, Bad and Next in Public Governance

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1	Good, Bad and Next in Public Governance: Values and Norms in Public Administration
2	Public-Private Partnership in Health Care Delivery: Context, Outcomes and Lessons in India
3	Public Value of Dutch Housing Associations: Exploring and Developing the Public Value Cycle in Practice
4	Creating an Entrepreneurial University: Effects on University Governance, Research and Teaching
5	Reputation as Critical Factor for Public Governance of Dutch Societal Organizations
6	Building Empires? The Strategies of State-Owned Enterprises Limiting Governmental Influence
7	Towards Governance of Creating Public Value with Performing Arts
8	Putting the ‘Good’ Back Into Governance While Corruption Has Taken a Turn for the Worse in the South African Public Sector
9	Is There a Place for Rational Choice Theory in Understanding Corruption?
10	Mechanisms of Corruption and Other Organizational Misbehaviour: A First Step Towards an Integrated Theory
11	Integrity of Governance: What It Is (Not) and What Is Next
12	E-Democracy in Russia: Establishing a Habit of Political Awareness and Participation
13	Transdisciplinary Approaches to R&D: The Importance of Understanding Values and Culture
14	Governance and the Challenge of Sustainable Resource Management in Africa
15	On Governance and Global Challenges: Pursuing a System to Govern the World
16	Closing Remarks: Towards a Clear View on Politics and Decentralized Governance
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	Appendix: Case Studies on Public-Private Partnership
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This work presents the peer-reviewed and updated conference papers presented at the 13th Winelands Conference of the School for Public Leadership of the University of Stellenbosch. The publication is the result of an international orientation on the themes of good governance and corruption, now and in the coming years. While good and bad are opposites, the same goes for good governance and corruption. They do not go together in one organisation and good governance  is the means to remedy  the other. Corruption hollows out and destroys all forms of good governance at all levels of government. The only sustainable weapon against corruption is in the establishment of good governance and complementary management control within organisations. The conference focused on  the issues of corruption, combating and preventing it and the future of good governance, especially in Southern Africa and (Western) Europe.

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Academics in public administration and political science.

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