TY  - BOOK
AU  - Cienfuegos Spikin, Ignacio
TI  - Risk management policy in Dutch municipalities. Understanding the process, identifying strengths and visualizing possible improvements
PY  - 2011///
CY  - Antofagasta
PB  - Universidad Central de Chile
KW  - GESTIÓN DE RIESGO
KW  - DERECHOS COLECTIVOS
KW  - CIUDADANÍA
KW  - PARTICIPACIÓN CIUDADANA
KW  - COOPERACIÓN INTERNACIONAL
KW  - ARTÍCULO
KW  - COOPERACION DEL SUR
KW  - ENTORNO ECONÓMICO
KW  - NORMAS LEGALES
KW  - GESTIÓN PÚBLICA
KW  - INNOVACIÓN
KW  - MEDIO AMBIENTE
KW  - HOLANDA
N1  - Describing administrative and economic environments seen in dutch municipalities -- Public Management Reform in the Dutch Local Government Sector -- Limits to the application of NPM in Dutch Municipalities, practices and decisions -- Effects and new threats due to NPM -- Risk Management in Dutch Municipalities, the special regulation on Financial Resilience -- Room for improvements and risk management deficiencies in Dutch Municipalities
N2  - The paper starts by analyzing the legal, financial and administrative environment under which municipalities in the Netherlands operate. Afterwards, it goes on to review the public reform processes in Dutch Local Government characterized by the incorporation of “private” sector instruments and practices into public management (Hood, 1995). According to some researchers (Van Helden and Bogt, 2001; Yesilkagit and De Vries, 2002; Sadowski, Nucciarelli and De Rooij, 2009 and De Vries, 2008), this process also known as “New Public Management”, might have increased the vulnerability and the level of uncertainty of Dutch municipalities. The last section of the document, discusses the special bylaw that local governments have in the Netherlands regarding risk management, an instrument deemed innovative, yet in the need of improvement (Boorsma and Haisma, 2005) given the best practices and the specialized literature of risk management
UR  - http://dialnet.unirioja.es/descarga/articulo/3702293.pdf
ER  -