Public Trust in Public Institutions in Sarawak / Kuldip Singh, Arenawati Sehat Haji Omar and Zalina Mohd Desa
Concerns for restoring citizens’ trust in government are at the core of public sector modernization. Public distrust is often blamed on the bad functioning of public services, and in political discourse well-functioning, public services are said to create trust in government. Concern with low level...
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my.uitm.ir.549432022-01-23T08:21:59Z https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/54943/ Public Trust in Public Institutions in Sarawak / Kuldip Singh, Arenawati Sehat Haji Omar and Zalina Mohd Desa Singh, Kuldip Haji Omar, Arenawati Sehat Mohd Desa, Zalina Public policy (General). Policy sciences JA Political science (General) JS Local government. Municipal government Concerns for restoring citizens’ trust in government are at the core of public sector modernization. Public distrust is often blamed on the bad functioning of public services, and in political discourse well-functioning, public services are said to create trust in government. Concern with low levels of trust in government and the negative image of government and the public administration has stimulated Western governments to engage in a modernization strategy for their public service. Public trust refers to the situation where public organizations are competent, open, and honest, characterized by concern for stakeholders and response to them, and identified with public goals, norms, and values (Shockley-Zalabak et al., 2003). In other words, from the organizational perspective, public trust can be defined as a relationship reflecting the degree to which all stakeholders trust the organization's competencies, organizational goals, shared standards and values, organizational principles, processes, procedures, codes of conduct, and care for internal and external stakeholders. Intra- organizational trust relates to individuals employed in an organization or to a system that is that organization. Trust in the organization includes positive expectations for other members of the organization, groups, and the organization. It is more than cumulative trust in each number of relationships. It also includes relationships between people and structures, as well as mechanisms for shaping organizational behaviors (Adams et al., 2008). 2021 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed text en https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/54943/1/54943.pdf ID54943 Singh, Kuldip and Haji Omar, Arenawati Sehat and Mohd Desa, Zalina (2021) Public Trust in Public Institutions in Sarawak / Kuldip Singh, Arenawati Sehat Haji Omar and Zalina Mohd Desa. In: E-Proceeding 8th International Conference on Public Policy and Social Science (ICoPS) 2021, 27 okt 2021. |
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Concerns for restoring citizens’ trust in government are at the core of public sector modernization. Public distrust is often blamed on the bad functioning of public services, and in political discourse well-functioning, public services are said to create trust in government. Concern with low levels of trust in government and the negative image of government and the public administration has stimulated Western governments to engage in a modernization strategy for their public service. Public trust refers to the situation where public organizations are competent, open, and honest, characterized by concern for stakeholders and response to them, and identified with public goals, norms, and values (Shockley-Zalabak et al., 2003). In other words, from the organizational perspective, public trust can be defined as a relationship reflecting the degree to which all stakeholders trust the organization's competencies, organizational goals, shared standards and values, organizational principles, processes, procedures, codes of conduct, and care for internal and external stakeholders. Intra- organizational trust relates to individuals employed in an organization or to a system that is that organization. Trust in the organization includes positive expectations for other members of the organization, groups, and the organization. It is more than cumulative trust in each number of relationships. It also includes relationships between people and structures, as well as mechanisms for shaping organizational behaviors (Adams et al., 2008). |
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