Administrative Science

New administrative science findings from University of Texas described

Published in Blood Weekly, March 12th, 2009

According to recent research published in the journal Administration & Society, "Privatization has been championed as a means for improving accountability in the public sector. Yet, relatively little is known empirically about how citizens from different countries evaluate private versus public provision of services."

"Using a framework established by Durant and Legge ( 2001, 2002), the research here furthers their country-specific findings by employing an initial empirical model to examine the formation of citizen preferences in a multinational context. Citizens in developed market economies (DMEs) are examined by utilizing a heteroskedastic probit analysis to...

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Source: Blood Weekly (2009-03-12)

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