MECHANISMS OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION DEVELOPMENT

Abstract

Background. This article focuses on the mechanisms of public administration development in both a historical and futuristic service vision management perspective. Development in the capitalist era is not an automatic process that pushes itself to new solutions or positions in society, some very specific reasons and motives lie behind the mechanisms of change. The role of art, science and individual creativity as factors of change is momentum that must be put at forefront in scientifically based analysis to better understand how democracy is built and strengthened.

Methods. As art, science, motivation, individual creativity, destruction, diffusion processes, moral sentiments, riches, and wealth are dominant factors of change, economic history methods, methods of innovation, entrepreneurship and change, as well as methods of service management vision and futuristic perspective analysis are relevant methods for the analysis. In addition, there is the method of international independent science, whose purpose is scientific truth. Methods of bureaucratic model analysis as well as methods of shaping, human relations and economic and physical motivational factors are relevant for the understanding of optimal operations of public administration. This article analyzes scientific theories over a long time period and discusses the various approaches and their beneficial use in explaining development.

Results. Shortcomings in modern public administration call for new approaches to enhance the development of bureaucratic operations to justify the democratic values that characterize a fair and modern society, and to meet the demands of the citizens and businesses rightful and obvious expectations. Static change, based on step-by-step corrections, is not sufficient to meet the challenges the modern society is facing.

Conclusions. The article states, based on scientific evidence, that mechanisms of public administration development are mainly based on the technological diffusion function. The diffusion process is a result of successful innovations carried out by the single entrepreneur, based on his personal will and act. The entrepreneur is exogenous to the production function, but the result of the creativity will forever change the pattern of production and the operation of the public administrative function, and the progress is highest among prosperous people than among poverty-stricken people.