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MECHANISMS AND METHODS OF PUBLIC VALUES MANAGEMENT IMPLEMENTATION: RUSSIAN AND FOREIGN PRACTICES

Anna Vladimirovna Volkova
Saint Petersburg State University


Submitted: November 26, 2013
Abstract. The article is devoted to the changes in the modern western theory and practice of state administration that have arisen in connection with the criticism of the new public management conception and the development of state values conception. The author emphasizes the problem of the organization of citizens’ direct participation in the process of public values formation, the value ​​of pluralism and the development of civil capabilities.
Key words and phrases:
государственное управление
публичные ценности
конфликт ценностей
плюрализм
гражданское участие
гражданские способности
state administration
public values
conflict of values
pluralism
civil participation
civil capabilities
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