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Новая статья для "International Public Management Journal"

Статья Дж. Ганс-Морса, А. Калгина, А. Клименко, Д. Воробьева и директора ИАПР и МЦИИР А. Яковлева "Public service motivation and sectoral employment in Russia: New perspectives on the attraction vs. socialization debate" была опубликована в журнале "International Public Management Journal"

Эта статья входит серию из нескольких публикаций, которые описывают результаты совместного исследовательского проекта Северо-Западного университета (США), Института анализа предприятий и рынков, Департамента политики и управления НИУ ВШЭ и Уральского федерального университета. В основу исследования легла серия экспериментальных игр с денежными стимулами для выявления склонности студентов к альтруизму и честному поведению.

Аннотация: Numerous studies have shown that public service motivation (PSM) is higher among public sector employees, particularly in western countries. But whether these trends result from high-PSM individuals selecting into public sector employment or from on-the-job socialization remains subject to debate. We address this question utilizing novel panel data on Russian university students. Examining the relationships between PSM and sectoral employment both before and after students enter the labor force, we find that: (1) high-PSM students are more likely to prefer public sector employ- ment; (2) high-PSM students are more likely to be employed in the public sector following graduation; and (3) PSM increases upon entry into the workplace at approximately the same rate in both the public and private sectors. These findings suggest that at least during early career stages, the association between PSM and public sector employment results largely from an attraction-selection process, rather than a socialization process. Our analyses additionally provide evidence that theories of PSM based on the western experience may generalize to the context of developing or post-communist countries, despite the prevalence of corruption and a less pronounced public service ethos in many of these countries.

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