Her primary scientific interests are in Public administration, Government, Public sector, Autonomy and New public management. Her studies in Government integrate themes in fields like Development economics, Economic history and Diversity. Her work deals with themes such as Performance indicator, Microeconomics, Preference and Public choice, which intersect with Public sector.
Her Performance indicator study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Unintended consequences, Production, Public economics and Performance paradox. Her Autonomy research incorporates elements of Public relations and Bureaucracy, Politics. Her New public management research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Private sector, Benchmarking and Control.
Her primary areas of investigation include Public administration, Public sector, Government, Corporate governance and Public management. Her study in Public administration is interdisciplinary in nature, drawing from both Autonomy, Accountability, Politics and New public management. Her Autonomy research is multidisciplinary, incorporating perspectives in Control and Diversity.
The concepts of her Public sector study are interwoven with issues in Private sector, Performance indicator and Public policy. Sandra van Thiel interconnects Unintended consequences, Production, Performance paradox and Public economics in the investigation of issues within Performance indicator. Sandra van Thiel combines subjects such as Citizenship, Economic history and Development economics with her study of Government.
Sandra van Thiel mainly focuses on Public administration, Service delivery framework, Public sector, Corporatization and Government. Her work carried out in the field of Public administration brings together such families of science as Organizational culture and Managerial autonomy. Among her research on Service delivery framework, you can see a combination of other fields of science like Process management, Joint, Bureaucracy and Corporate governance.
The various areas that Sandra van Thiel examines in her Public sector study include Job satisfaction, Organizational commitment and Proactivity. Sandra van Thiel has included themes like Resource, Municipalization and Industrial organization in her Corporatization study. In her research on the topic of Government, Public relations is strongly related with Stewardship.
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THE PERFORMANCE PARADOX IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR
Sandra van Thiel;Frans L. Leeuw.
Public Performance & Management Review (2002)
New Public Management in Europe
Christopher Pollitt;Sandra van Thiel;Vincent Homburg.
(2007)
Government agencies : practices and lessons from 30 countries
Koen Verhoest;Sandra van Thiel;Geert Bouckaert;Per Lægreid.
(2012)
Research Methods in Public Administration and Public Management: An Introduction
Sandra van Thiel.
(2014)
Quangos--What's in a Name? Defining Quangos from a Comparative Perspective
Carsten Greve;Matthew Flinders;Sandra Van Thiel.
(1999)
Political influence and bureaucratic autonomy
Kutsal Yesilkagit;Sandra van Thiel.
Public Organization Review (2008)
Comparing Agencies across Countries
Sandra Van Thiel.
26 (2012)
Quangos: Trends, Causes and Consequences
Sandra van Thiel.
(2017)
Quantitative Methods in Public Administration: Their Use and Development Through Time
Sandra Groeneveld;Lars Tummers;Babette Bronkhorst;Tanachia Ashikali.
(2015)
New public management in Europe : adaptation and alternatives
Christopher Pollitt;Sandra van Thiel;Vincent Homburg.
(2007)
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