what the effect of globalization on public administration?

Answer 1

Public administration is coming under increasing presure to implement policies that tap into increasing links between nations and economies.

An example of this might be tourism. Japanese tourists might love to go to the U.S every year. To tap into this source of foreign revenue, public administration will coming under pressure by overseas interests to make tourism more tuned to Japanese sensitivities. Ie putting infrastructure in place, gathering businesses together to cater for Japanese demands....

When implementing policies, public administration is forced to consider how it can harness opporutunities for local businesses to expand their interests overseas. When governments discuss issues as environmental issues, they have to consider what will be the ramifications of any international agreements on local businesses.

This in turn can lead to the greater impact of lobby groups in pressuring governments to consider local concerns in international agreements.

Answer 2

Sorry, it is the complete ignorance liberals have of the American dream, that lead to thoughts like your question. The American dream (competition, rewards for performance, innovation) is ongoing in places where outsourcing has gone. It is being dragged down in the US proper by 10,000,000 lilliputian regulations placed by 10,000,000 liberal legislators. The globalization (in business) is a competition between the english-speaking world and the chinese-dominated faction. The globalization (of terrorism) is the virtual surrender of territory to radical / nonradical islam (they coexist, to rid yourself of one, you likely will have to rid yourself of the other). We will win on both counts. Human nature, the strive to succeed. Spend a week in the woods, see how your wisdom on world affairs helps you stay warm and fed.