英文摘要 |
From the perspective of innovation, and integrated into the large-scale framework of governance, this study attempts to build up the initial concept of innovation governance with strategic thinking in order to explore the execution of civil servants. Through the developments of the relevant theories and cases, the literature review, and the opinions of the focus group interviewing, this study concludes that some qualitative dimensions for a successful understanding of the strategic execution of civil servants are present: (1) Role: the Senior Civil Service as the main force; (2) Strategy: public opinions-oriented policy marketing; (3) Implementation: resource-based integrated platform under public-private collaboration; (4) Boundary: service delivery under cross-boundary interaction. Based on the analysis of these dimensions, findings of this study are summarized as follows: first, the concept of strategic execution of civil servants is competitive, and it is the fourth generation of the further extension of policy implementation model; second, government marketing activities have to emphasize the importance of public opinions, and consider the needs of policy stakeholders; third, from the perspectives of resource integration and cross-boundary interaction, strengthening the public-private collaboration efforts should be made to assist the implementation of innovative strategies. Finally, a number of policy recommendations are proposed, as this study suggests the government institute the “Senior Civil Service,” establish the “Chief Knowledge Officer” position in ministries, set up the “Innovation Governance Fund” and its operation mechanism, organize the “Innovation Service Intermediary,” strengthen the “Cross-Regional Meeting of Heads,” and set up the “Cross-Regional Manager” position. This study also expects that the public sector, in the process of innovation governance, would advance the efficiency and effectiveness of public administration with competitive strategies, enhancing national competitiveness. |