Abstract
citizen merely as a consumer of public services. Rather than postulating government to be the exclusive agent of change, with citizens responding to directives in some hierarchic fashion, government is instead seen as an agent that motivates or inspires individuals to adopt behavior in conformity with public goals or in ways that produce greater private benefits. As Gordon P. Whitaker has explained (1980: 240):
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