Civil Society and Innovative Public Administration

doi:10.5771/9783845246086

Civil Society and Innovative Public Administration

Series: International Civil Society

Volume 16 1. Edition 2015

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Zusammenfassung

Welche Relevanz die Beziehung zwischen öffentlicher Verwaltung, den Bürgern und organisierter Zivilgesellschaft (in Form von Vereinen und Verbänden) im Politikprozess hat, wird besonders auf lokaler Ebene deutlich. Die lokalen Politikgestalter gelten als Wegbereiter für gesellschaftlichen Wandel, Verwaltungsreformen werden hier zuerst implementiert. Es ist die lokale Ebene, die regelmäßig und konsequent soziale und demokratische Innovationen einfordert. Der Sammelband zielt darauf ab, von einer transnationalen Perspektive die unterschiedlichen nationalen Muster dieser besonderen Akteursbeziehung zu reflektieren und aktuelle lokale Debatten, lokale Muster der Kooperation und Politikansätze (Verfahren, Strategien) zu analysieren.

Das Buch gliedert sich in zwei Hauptteile: Der erste Teil umfasst die theoretische Konzeption der Beziehung zwischen öffentlicher Verwaltung, Zivilgesellschaft und lokaler Demokratie. Zudem wird der Innovationsbegriff, der diesem Sammelband zugrunde liegt, eingeführt. Methodologische Überlegungen zur Messbarkeit von Innovationen bzw. Innovationsfähigkeit im Kontext öffentlicher Verwaltung bildet die Brücke zum empirischen Teil des Buches. Der zweite Teil stellt Innovationen in lokalen Politikfeldern vor, darunter Stadtplanung, Wohnungsmarkt, Kinderbetreuung.

Mit Beiträgen von: Patrick Boadu, Matthias Freise, Danielle Gluns, Janine Tratzki, Katharina Obuch, Friedrich Paulsen, Kai Pfundheller, Christian Rentzsch, Lars Skov Henriksen, Steven Rathgeb Smith, Andrea Walter, Annette Zimmer

Abstract

Welche Relevanz die Beziehung zwischen öffentlicher Verwaltung, den Bürgern und organisierter Zivilgesellschaft (in Form von Vereinen und Verbänden) im Politikprozess hat, wird besonders auf lokaler Ebene deutlich. Die lokalen Politikgestalter gelten als Wegbereiter für gesellschaftlichen Wandel, Verwaltungsreformen werden hier zuerst implementiert. Es ist die lokale Ebene, die regelmäßig und konsequent soziale und demokratische Innovationen einfordert. Der Sammelband zielt darauf ab, von einer transnationalen Perspektive die unterschiedlichen nationalen Muster dieser besonderen Akteursbeziehung zu reflektieren und aktuelle lokale Debatten, lokale Muster der Kooperation und Politikansätze (Verfahren, Strategien) zu analysieren.

Das Buch gliedert sich in zwei Hauptteile: Der erste Teil umfasst die theoretische Konzeption der Beziehung zwischen öffentlicher Verwaltung, Zivilgesellschaft und lokaler Demokratie. Zudem wird der Innovationsbegriff, der diesem Sammelband zugrunde liegt, eingeführt. Methodologische Überlegungen zur Messbarkeit von Innovationen bzw. Innovationsfähigkeit im Kontext öffentlicher Verwaltung bildet die Brücke zum empirischen Teil des Buches. Der zweite Teil stellt Innovationen in lokalen Politikfeldern vor, darunter Stadtplanung, Wohnungsmarkt, Kinderbetreuung.

Mit Beiträgen von: Patrick Boadu, Matthias Freise, Danielle Gluns, Janine Tratzki, Katharina Obuch, Friedrich Paulsen, Kai Pfundheller, Christian Rentzsch, Lars Skov Henriksen, Steven Rathgeb Smith, Andrea Walter, Annette Zimmer

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1–12 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 1–12
13–38 Nailing Jello to the Wall: Civil Society and Innovative Public Administration Matthias Freise, Friedrich Paulsen, Andrea Walter Matthias Freise, Friedrich Paulsen, Andrea Walter 13–38
39–144 I. Theoretical and Methodological Considerations on Innovative Public Administration and its Linkage to Civil Society 39–144
- 39–69 What is Innovation in Public Administration? Options and Limitations of Creativity Friedrich Paulsen Friedrich Paulsen 39–69
- 70–95 More than Smoke and Mirrors? Systematizing Public Administration and Democratic Innovations Matthias Freise Matthias Freise 70–95
- 96–118 Innovative Public Administration and Democratic Legitimacy Janine Tratzki Janine Tratzki 96–118
- 119–144 The Wish for Countability – A Qualitative Approach towards “Measuring” Innovative Public Administration Christina Rentzsch Christina Rentzsch 119–144
145–376 II. The Relationship between Public Administration and Civil Society at the Local Level – Empirical findings from Europe and the United States 145–376
- 145–167 Sister Cities in the United States and Germany: An Attempt of a Comparison Kai Pfundheller Kai Pfundheller 145–167
- 168–187 Between Unyielding Universalism and a Soft Spot: Perceptions of Hybrid Welfare Services in Denmark Morten Frederiksen Morten Frederiksen 168–187
- 188–217 Changing the Rules of the Game: Impact of the Urban Movement on Public Administration Practices Anna Domaradzka Anna Domaradzka 188–217
- 218–237 The Village Fund as an Innovative Tool of Strengthening Civic Participation in Rural Areas in Poland Ilona Matysiak Ilona Matysiak 218–237
- 238–264 Shaping Partnership with Informal Rules and Common Values: How Civil Society and Public Administration Interact in Participatory Governance. Lessons from Germany and the US Andrea Walter Andrea Walter 238–264
- 265–284 Early Childhood Education or Care? Local Childcare Expansion in Austria and the Role of Policy Ideas Sonja Blum Sonja Blum 265–284
- 285–301 Private Initiatives, Governance and Service Delivery at Local Levels – New Developments within the Childcare Services in Zagreb Jelena Matancevic, Gojko Bežovan Jelena Matancevic, Gojko Bežovan 285–301
- 302–324 Pushing for Innovation – the Role of Citizens in Local Housing and Childcare Policies in Warsaw Anna Domaradzka, Ilona Matysiak Anna Domaradzka, Ilona Matysiak 302–324
- 325–352 Housing Policy and Homelessness Support in Germany and the US: Continuity or Innovation? Danielle Gluns Danielle Gluns 325–352
- 353–376 Civil Society and Open Government Data: Challenges and Opportunities Thore Fechner, Katharina Obuch Thore Fechner, Katharina Obuch 353–376
377–392 III. Conclusion 377–392
- Civil Society and Innovative Public Administration: Lessons Learned Matthias Freise, Friedrich Paulsen, Andrea Walter Matthias Freise, Friedrich Paulsen, Andrea Walter
393–400 Index 393–400

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Danielle Gluns Housing Policy and Homelessness Support in Germany and the US: Continuity or Innovation? S. 325-352
„... Housing Policy and Homelessness Support in Germany and the US: Continuity or Innovation? Danielle ...” „... the two states and contain specific goals and structures. The historical evolution of housing policy ...” „... generate innovative solutions? Keywords: Homelessness, Germany, USA, Housing Policy, Welfare System ...”
Anna Domaradzka, Ilona Matysiak Pushing for Innovation – the Role of Citizens in Local Housing and Childcare Policies in Warsaw S. 302-324
„... barriers. Keywords: Social Innovations, Civil Society, Housing Policy, Childcare Policy, Local Government ...” „... case of housing policy is that the city of Warsaw was mostly destroyed during the Second World War, and ...” „... , minors, and disabled. One of the major factors influencing the housing policy in Warsaw are the ...”
Index S. 393-400
„... 337 Housing policy 302–, 312–, 325– Hybridization 149, 168–, 183, 195, 293 Institutional turn 54 ...” „... , 233, 314 Eurocities 155 European Social Fund 317 Extensible Markup Language 364 Family policy 247 ...” „... Assistance and Rapid Transition to Housing Act 344 393 Homelessness 312–, 325– Homeownership 330, 340 HOPE VI ...”
Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-12
„... Contents 10 Housing Policy and Homelessness Support in Germany and the US: Continuity or Innovation? 325 ...” „... public services as well as more applied analysis on the lessons for policy and practice of recent ...” „... Childhood Education or Care? Local Childcare Expansion in Austria and the Role of Policy Ideas 265 Sonja ...”
Andrea Walter Shaping Partnership with Informal Rules and Common Values: How Civil Society and Public Administration Interact in Participatory Governance. Lessons from Germany and the US S. 238-264
„... , retirement homes) • promotion of housing • promotion of culture policy (theatres, concert halls, libraries ...” „... policy (maintenance of waters / waste disposal) • urban planning (urban renewal) • housing (promotion of ...” „... social housing) Affairs to Fulfill by Directive Affairs (“Required to Provide”) • regulatory policy ...”
Matthias Freise, Friedrich Paulsen, Andrea Walter Nailing Jello to the Wall: Civil Society and Innovative Public Administration S. 13-38
„... innovation –, and the withdraw from wellknown and preferred paths of policy-making and administrative ...” „... ), policy analysis in the 1990s searched for tools to increase the policy’s capacity to improve effectivity ...” „... . C. (2003): Lerntheoretische Ansätze in der Policy-Forschung, working Paper. Online ...”
Matthias Freise, Friedrich Paulsen, Andrea Walter Civil Society and Innovative Public Administration: Lessons Learned S. 377-392
„... is taken out of the realm of its responsibility (Seibel 1994). In her chapter about housing policy in ...” „... about policy innovations in housing policy). How the roles of local authorities and civil society shift ...” „... different policy areas and relevant layers of governance. In political science terms, this means that ...”
Jelena Matancevic, Gojko Bežovan Private Initiatives, Governance and Service Delivery at Local Levels – New Developments within the Childcare Services in Zagreb S. 285-301
„... processes of policy-making and democratization, whereas their perception as service providers is marginal ...” „... childcare policy in Zagreb, in particular the changing role of the nonprofits in policy making and provision ...” „... policy actors at local levels. Preschool child care services is one of the early decentralized social ...”
Matthias Freise More than Smoke and Mirrors? Systematizing Public Administration and Democratic Innovations S. 70-95
„... procedure of policy making. When an innovation gives the policy’s stakeholders the feeling that they are ...” „... innovations that involve civil society organizations in the processes of policy formulation and policy making ...” „... disproportional influence on policy making by interests with strong resources are criticized (Schmidt 2010; Fraser ...”
Friedrich Paulsen What is Innovation in Public Administration? Options and Limitations of Creativity S. 39-69
„... housing policy for soldiers, urban renewal policies and the introduction of professional city managers in ...” „... , Policy-Wandel und Policy-Lernen: Eine Alternative zur Phasenheuristik. In: Adrienne Heritier (Ed.): Policy ...” „... similar problems would increasingly cause the emergence of an international policy-agenda (Harrop 1992 ...”
Anna Domaradzka Changing the Rules of the Game: Impact of the Urban Movement on Public Administration Practices S. 188-217
„... specialized agencies to articulate and implement the so-called urban policy. Until recently, Poland did not ...” „... and Development initiated the process of formulating the National Urban Policy document (Ministry of ...” „... policies concerned with urban growth. The strategic goal of the urban policy is to strengthen the ability ...”