Introduction: Executive Politics in Times of Crisis

Abstract

Who gets what, when and how — this question defines the central concern of political science in general, and of public policy and administration in particular. 1 Why are particular issues on the agenda? How do political ‘masters’ interact with their bureaucratic ‘servants’? How is the delivery of public services designed and operated? How are rules drafted, monitored and enforced — and by whom? How do diversified systems of governing seek to achieve cooperation? What drives institutional design, and what are the implications of performance management and ‘pay for performance’ systems for responsiveness, competence and productivity in public services? These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.

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