Modernization and accountability in public sector management

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Chapter 1. New public management reforms and modernization changes in Australia -- Chapter 2. Modernization and accountability in public-sector administration: Turkey example -- Chapter 3. Towards the modernisation of EU public sector accounting standards: lessons from the reconciliation between national and governmental accounting -- Chapter 4. A new useful tool or a further misunderstood obligation?: perceptions on the LG consolidated report -- Chapter 5. Internal control in a public hospital: the case of financial services expenditure department -- Chapter 6. Eagle-index: enhancement of an accountability guide for learning e-government -- Chapter 7. Environmental reporting and accounting: sustainability hybridisation -- Chapter 8. Strategic responses of public sector entities to GRI sustainability reports -- Chapter 9. Implications of accountability through the prospect of integrated reporting adoption in the public sector -- Chapter 10. Performance indicators and accountability in Portuguese public universities: socio-economic perspective -- Chapter 11. Are public administration institutions willing to disclose their performance through data portals?: the case of the Portuguese directorates-general -- Chapter 12. Social media data into performance measurement systems: methodologies, opportunities, and risks -- Chapter 13. Governing patients' mobility to pursue public value: a system dynamic approach to improve healthcare performance management -- Chapter 14. Measuring the quality of health services using servqual: evidence from Portugal -- Chapter 15. Cost accounting in Brazil's public sector: importance, use, and level of deployment -- Chapter 16. Portal for employees in the public sector: a tool for knowledge management in human resources -- Chapter 17. Impacts of electronic public procurement in the Portuguese construction sector: several years after implementation -- Chapter 18. The perception of tax complexity within local authorities' VAT framework: evidence from Portugal -- Chapter 19. The impact of accounting information and socioeconomic factors in the re-election of Portuguese mayors -- Chapter 20. Reflections on the accounting framework of public interest cooperatives in Portugal -- Chapter 21. The role of annual reports in ensuring accountability: the case of development agencies in Turkey

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10.4018/978-1-5225-3731-1 [DOI]

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