Journals / Ankara Üniversitesi SBF Dergisi / 2009 / Cilt: 64 - Sayı: 3

New 'Public' organizations : Public interest companies

Yeni 'Kamusal' örgütler : Kamu yararı şirketleri

Pages
117–147
Publication Date
2022-11-03
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Evaluating either the reasons to constitute them or their organization forms, it is thought that public interest companies, which are the consequence of a search for flexibility in organizing and financing public services, will cause further privatization of public organization and create some destructive consequences on public service ethos and citizenship identity equipped with economic and social rights.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Public interest companies, proposed as a new organizational model for the partnership among the organizations of public sector, private sector and non-profit sector, to provide public services, are the product of third way policy which is claimed to be more broad-based than state-centred social democracy and free market centred new right policy.
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Key Findings & Data:Public interest companies are defined as the public organizations providing public services, independent from governmental political control, governed based on corporate governance, serving by commercial principles, subject to flexible organizational and financial rules and which are under the direction of local stakeholders, instead of shareholders.
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Conclusion & Impact:Evaluating either the reasons to constitute them or their organization forms, it is thought that public interest companies, which are the consequence of a search for flexibility in organizing and financing public services, will cause further privatization of public organization and create some destructive consequences on public service ethos and citizenship identity equipped with economic and social rights.
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Abstract

Public interest companies, proposed as a new organizational model for the partnership among the organizations of public sector, private sector and non-profit sector, to provide public services, are the product of third way policy which is claimed to be more broad-based than state-centred social democracy and free market centred new right policy. Public interest companies are defined as the public organizations providing public services, independent from governmental political control, governed based on corporate governance, serving by commercial principles, subject to flexible organizational and financial rules and which are under the direction of local stakeholders, instead of shareholders. The study of public interest companies is very significant, as they are presented as a "public" organization model. Evaluating either the reasons to constitute them or their organization forms, it is thought that public interest companies, which are the consequence of a search for flexibility in organizing and financing public services, will cause further privatization of public organization and create some destructive consequences on public service ethos and citizenship identity equipped with economic and social rights.

Özet

Kamu hizmetlerinin sunumunda kamu sektörü, özel sektör ve kâr amacı gütmeyen sektör örgütlerinin ortaklığına ilişkin yeni bir örgütlenme modeli olarak önerilen kamu yaran şirketleri, devlet merkezli sosyal demokrasinin ve piyasa merkezli yeni sağın ötesinde çok daha geniş tabanlı olduğu iddia edilen "üçüncü yol arayışı"nın bir ürünüdür. Kamu yararı şirketleri, kamu hizmeti sunan, hükümetlerin denetiminden bağımsız, ticari esaslara göre hizmet sunan, örgütlenme ve finansman açısından esnek kurallara tabi, kurumsal yönetişim esasına göre yönetilen, yönetiminde yerel paydaşların olduğu kamusal örgütler biçiminde tanımlanmaktadır. 'Kamusal' bir örgüt modeli olarak sunulan kamu yararı şirketlerinin incelenmesi önem, taşımaktadır. Gerek oluşturulmalarının gerisinde yatan nedenler gerek örgütlenme biçimleri değerlendirildiğinde, kamu hizmetlerinin örgütlenme ve finansmanında esneklik arayışlarının bir ürünü olarak ortaya çıkan kamu yararı şirketlerinin, kamu örgütlenmesinin kamusallaşmasına katkı sağlayamayacağı, aksine bu örgütlenme biçiminin kamu hizmeti ethosunu ve ekonomik ve sosyal haklarla donatılmış yurttaşlık kimliğini zedeleyici sonuçlar yaratacağı düşünülmektedir.

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KARASU, K. (2022). New 'Public' organizations : Public interest companies. Ankara Üniversitesi SBF Dergisi, Cilt: 64 - Sayı: 3, 117–147. https://ajindex.com/articles/648643

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