Abstract
Objectives
The main goals of the submission of this research idea is to set for the experts` discussion the applicability and challenging aspects of the feasibility of the particular case-based policy client-accordance evaluation model in wider economic and public governance areas, particularly business and higher education. Overall goal is the further development of the policy client-accordance index (PCAX) model to measure the relevance of policy`s planned results in relation to its clients intentions.
Materials and methods
The research methods will include scientific literature analyses, content analyses, experts’ interviews, and gap-analyses. The literature research and discussions would form the basis of creating the draft typology and structure of public policies, its respective services, client groups, and client-based approaches. Then the case study based client-accordance index methodology model shall be applied to assess the client-accordance level of policies that I will choose for feasibility study.
Results
The main expected outcome of the research will be adjusted feasibility methodology of client-accordance index particularly in areas of business and higher education. The results of this research will substantially contribute to the innovation management and its applicability in the sector of public governance. In particular it will contribute to the development of mutual social awareness between policy makers and their clients. Altogether, these are integral parts of the yet scientifically discussed process of co-production of public services.
Conclusions
The PCAXand its methodology will improve the client-oriented approach in public administration development planning and will also sustain the mutual understanding between policy makers and their clients. In a narrowed focus, the targeted market analyses of PCAX in relation to higher education will allow to asses a higher education institution`s (HEI) accordance to the demand and needs this service from the viewpoint of HEI clients - mainly, students, potential students and employers.
The main goals of the submission of this research idea is to set for the experts` discussion the applicability and challenging aspects of the feasibility of the particular case-based policy client-accordance evaluation model in wider economic and public governance areas, particularly business and higher education. Overall goal is the further development of the policy client-accordance index (PCAX) model to measure the relevance of policy`s planned results in relation to its clients intentions.
Materials and methods
The research methods will include scientific literature analyses, content analyses, experts’ interviews, and gap-analyses. The literature research and discussions would form the basis of creating the draft typology and structure of public policies, its respective services, client groups, and client-based approaches. Then the case study based client-accordance index methodology model shall be applied to assess the client-accordance level of policies that I will choose for feasibility study.
Results
The main expected outcome of the research will be adjusted feasibility methodology of client-accordance index particularly in areas of business and higher education. The results of this research will substantially contribute to the innovation management and its applicability in the sector of public governance. In particular it will contribute to the development of mutual social awareness between policy makers and their clients. Altogether, these are integral parts of the yet scientifically discussed process of co-production of public services.
Conclusions
The PCAXand its methodology will improve the client-oriented approach in public administration development planning and will also sustain the mutual understanding between policy makers and their clients. In a narrowed focus, the targeted market analyses of PCAX in relation to higher education will allow to asses a higher education institution`s (HEI) accordance to the demand and needs this service from the viewpoint of HEI clients - mainly, students, potential students and employers.
| Original language | English |
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| Pages | 133 |
| Number of pages | 1 |
| Publication status | Published - Apr 2019 |
| Event | Rīga Stradiņš University International Interdisciplinary Conference on Social Sciences: PLACES - Riga, Latvia Duration: 2 Apr 2019 → 2 Apr 2019 |
Conference
| Conference | Rīga Stradiņš University International Interdisciplinary Conference on Social Sciences: PLACES |
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| Country/Territory | Latvia |
| City | Riga |
| Period | 2/04/19 → 2/04/19 |
Field of Science*
- 5.2 Economy and Business
- 5.6 Political science
- 5.9 Other social sciences
Publication Type*
- 3.4. Other publications in conference proceedings (including local)
