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examining this piece of talk, the paper first contextualises the Trust through the decentralisation process of the early 1990s …. The decentralisation process clearly did not introduce formal negotiation into NHS units, but instead increased the scope …
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democratic governance with its trappings of constitutionalism, which requires that the behaviour of politicians, public officials …, work environment, Commission for Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ), decentralisation and ethical issues. The …
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emphasis on decentralisation are then outlined. An assessment is made of current training efforts and a programme for future …
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also restructuring and experimenting with the governance function of health‐delivery organizations. However, much of this … governance reorganization is being done in a vacuum. New governance models have appeared lately that defy the first principles of … good corporate governance. Identifies and examines the nine principles of good organizational governance as well as the …
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Discusses housing reform and its impact on the governance of housing in China. The roles of the state and work units …
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One of the central tenets of “new public management” is that it is universally applicable. Indeed the European Union advocates the adoption of such management approaches for countries seeking entry to the EU. This paper questions this position with reference to the introduction of change in...
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administrative performance and ultimately to trust in governance. The findings support previous assumptions that administrative … performance may be treated as a precondition to trust in governance rather than trust serving as the precondition to performance.  …
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significantly inhibited good governance in the country. South Africa's complex political design is a contributing factor to the rise … and the impact of anti‐corruption measures and agencies; and the impact of corruption on good governance. This paper is a … part of a broader study undertaken on corruption. It addresses issues related to corruption and good governance in the …
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administrative reforms that covered varied subjects, including ministerial restructuring, decentralisation, revision of schemes of …
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There is increasing pressure being placed on government agencies both in Australia and internationally to act in a more collaborative, integrated manner. Community and welfare programs are being conducted in new “shared” or “whole‐of‐government” ways, which pose a challenge to...
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