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Research and educational journal
Published quarterly since 2007 ISSN 1999-5431 E-ISSN 2409-5095 George B. Amegavi1, James K. Mensah2COMMITMENT TO PUBLIC INTEREST AND PUBLIC SERVICE MOTIVATION DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES: A QUALITATIVE INQUIRY
2020.
No. 6.
P. 67–83
[issue contents]
The use of qualitative research in Public Service Motivation research is growing and its impact on the field is beginning to be felt. This study contributes to our understanding of PSM by exploring the dimension of “commitment to public interest” and the challenges to development in Ghana. The analysis of 34 semi-structured in-depth interviews conducted with employees of the Financial Intelligence Centre demonstrates that commitment to public interest is influenced by leadership actions and organizational culture. The outcome of this paper is useful for public organizations in their attempt to improve employee commitment and productivity in the public sector.
Citation:
Amegavi, G. B. & Mensah, J. K. (2020). Commitment to Public Interest and Public Service Motivation Development Challenges: A Qualitative Inquiry. Public Administration Issues, no 6 (Special Issue II, electronic edition), pp. 67–83 (in English).
Keywords:
public servants;
public service motivation;
Ghana;
public sector;
qualitative research;
public interest
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