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1、7700 英文单词， 4.3 万英文字符 ，中文 12600 字 文献出处： Poulsen B . Competing traditions of governance and dilemmas of administrative accountability: The case of DenmarkJ. Public Administration, 2010, 87(1):117-131. COMPETING TRADITIONS OF GOVERNANCE AND DILEMMAS OF ADMINISTRATIVE ACCOUNTABILITY: THE CASE OF DENMARK

2、 BIRGITTE POULSEN This article offers a study of the changing role of the state in Denmark under the condition of the overall transformation from government to governance with particular emphasis on the corresponding transition from process accountability to performance accountability. It is argued

3、that although new modes of governance have been introduced, and new interpretations of accountability have been proliferated, neither conventional modes of governance nor older interpretations of accountability disappear. Thus, what we see is a co-existence of competing traditions of governance and

4、different and sometimes contradictory interpretations of administrative accountability, which create potential dilemmas and contradictions for the individual civil servant. Employing an interpretative approach to governance and public administration, the article analyses the constitution of competin

5、g traditions of governance and interpretations of accountability, and the way in which these competing traditions and interpretations lead to accountability dilemmas for the individual civil servant. INTRODUCTION Different scholars from both the political sciences and the field of public administrat

6、ion have been occupied with the changing role of the state in Western democracies. Whether the emphasis is on the impact of globalization, the consequences of the new public management (NPM), or the widely used notion of a development from government to governance, there seems to be a profound sense of change in the literature on the role of the state in current society (see, for example, Bevir et al. 2003). This article offers a study of this changing role, examining the situation in Denmar