SOCIAL CAPITAL THEORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM: MAINTAINING ETHICAL PROBITY IN PUBLIC SERVICE

GREGORY, ROBERT J.

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION REVIEW, n.º 1/1999, pág. 63

1. Social capital and public sector reform. a) Social capital. b) Economistic reductionism and technocratic structuralism. c) Countervailing forces against an ethical infrastructure. 2. Rebuilding the social capital of public service. a) The wider context. b) Institutions (Re) Building. c) Using helpful metaphors. d) Discerning the differences. e) A holistic view. 3. Conclusion.