Administration Studies as a scientific discipline
Keywords:
public administrationSynopsis
Public administration is a fundamental discipline for the functioning of contemporary societies, as it deals with the efficient and equitable management of State resources and services. Over the years, studies in this field have evolved, driven by the need to adapt to the political, economic and social changes that mark the course of history. Public administration not only faces the challenge of ensuring common welfare, but also interacts and draws on various areas of knowledge, from economics to political science, through sociology, ethics and law.
This book brings together a series of investigations that explore the role of public administration, not only as an essential function of the State, but also as a dynamic influence on other disciplines. Through the works presented here, we seek to understand how administrative practices and theories affect other fields, such as political decision-making, public policy formulation, human resource management in public sector organizations, and the impact of bureaucracy on government efficiency. It also examines how the globalized environment, technological advances, and new demands from citizens generate transformations that require constant innovation and adaptation in administrative processes.
Throughout this journey, the aim is to provide a comprehensive view of how the theories and practices of public administration are intertwined with other areas of knowledge, generating an interdisciplinary field of study that, beyond its practical application, constitutes a constant reflection on the nature of the State, social justice, governance, and the common good. The research presented in this book constitutes a valuable contribution to understanding public administration as an essential element in the construction and sustainability of modern democracies and its interactions with other branches of knowledge.
Chapters
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Organizational wellbeing in the public sector: Implementing hybrid workspaces post-pandemic
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Innovation Culture: Creating an organizational environment that fosters creativity, experimentation, and autonomy
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Circular economy in government management: Resource optimization and zero waste systems
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Digital transformation in municipal management: Implementation of Citizen Labs for the co-creation of public policies
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Neuroscience applied to leadership in public administration: Strategies for effective decision making
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Sustainable energy policy and its impact on reducing the ecological footprint: An analysis in Peru and Latin America
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The impact of urban microhabitats on local biodiversity and air quality: A biological and environmental approach in Latin American cities
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Gamification in Citizen Participation: New methodologies for public engagement
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Experiential learning activities in university training of civil servants
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Perception and commitment of university teachers towards natural heritage
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Evolution of metallurgical extraction processes: A critical analysis of classical and advanced techniques
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Mechanical properties of metals: A narrative review of the determining microstructural factors
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Using simulators for teaching thermal processes in mechanical engineering
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Contributions of electrical mechanics to sustainable development as an emerging responsibility
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Impact of generic drugs on accessibility to treatments in rural communities in Peru
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Knowledge and practices of self-medication in university students of Health Sciences in Peru
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Pharmacology and public health in Peru: Gaps in research, access to medicines and regulation in a fragmented system
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The role of the pharmacologist in Latin America: Between scientific research, the pharmaceutical industry and primary health care
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Analysis of bad pharmaceutical practices in Peru: A critical study on dispensing errors and their impact on public health
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Labor difficulties of pharmaceutical professionals in Peru: A critical review of working conditions, workload and demotivation in the health sector
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