Análise da criação de valor público e sua relação com modos de governança pela perspectiva de gestores: Análise na esfera municipal da região centro-oeste de Minas Gerais

This dissertation had the general objective of describing the field of study on the creation of public value in national and international public administration. While the specific objectives of the present work carried out a bibliographical review from the articles extracted from the citation indexing service Web of Science of Thomson Reuters and Scopus of Elsevier. The study identified and classified public values from the perspective of governance and perspectives of managers of municipalities in the central-west planning region of Minas Gerais and structured the offer of an online course to municipal public servants, based on the constructs of research on creation of public value and public governance. The objectives were motivated by the expectation that municipal public managers may have limited theoretical knowledge about the public value creation approach in their managerial actions. As methodological procedures, it was proposed to carry out an exploratory and descriptive research through research triangulation, which allows combining different methodologies, here proposing to carry out a bibliometric study, the application of communications and principal component analysis (PCA). The study resulted in the finding that the research field addresses issues such as efficient provision of services by the government, social participation, evaluative organizational culture and occurrence of individuals; the ACP revealed that network governance is prevalent in the region, with the values “Career development” and “Focus on efficiency and innovation” strengthening it; and an online course was developed for the professional training of public servants with regard to the themes of this work. The research presents itself as an opportunity to increase public administration studies, taking into account that the theme of creating public value is still little explored by Brazilian researchers.