Comparative public administration is a comprehensive disci- pline aimed at understanding the differences and commonalities in public sector practices across countries a multidimensional analytical framework. This study provides a detaied examination of how public administration is shaped and develo- ped within various systems, especially in the new context defined by globalization, technological revolution and changing societal expectations.
The scope of this book covers not only the major governance systems of different countries and their foundations, but also the societal impacts, interactions with political structures, and the effecti- veness of various governance models. Each chapter is enriched with original contributions from leading scholars and practitioners in the field, providing the reader with a wide range of insights.In conclusion, by providing new perspectives on comparative public administration, this book brings an innovative approach to the discipline. It serves as a valuable reference for scholars,students and policy makers who want to gain a deeper understanding of the relationship between theory and practice in public administration. Whether for those new to comparative analysis or for experts in the field, this work promises to be an engaging intellectual journey. By presenting different perspectives on every page, it aims to contribute to the construction of better governance systems at both global and local levels..