KAKISTOSCRYPTOCRACY AND CONTEMPORARY PUBLIC SECTOR INNOVATION MANAGEMENT IN POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT

Abstract

The aim of this research was to assess the connection between kakistoscryptocracy and the management of contemporary public sector innovation in politics and government. Documentary research methods were employed for the study. The results indicated that, in addressing kakistoscryptocracy, the public sector could utilize different forms of innovations, including service, administrative process, technological process, conceptual, policy, governance, systemic, and social innovations to safeguard sovereignty in the face of emerging digital threats.