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Examines the extent to which the introduction of a “new” model of management in the public sector has led to a realignment in the roles, responsibilities, and relationships between the policy‐makers, the bureaucracy and civil society in Trinidad and Tobago. Suggests that the introduction...
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accountability and efficiency. Changes have occurred in public sector management and in public sector accounting. Techniques such as …. These changes have led to a “new” accounting for the public sector. Performance auditing is compared at the commonwealth and … the state level, and a study is provided of how a change in accounting can affect the organisation, in a social and …
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this article, to phenomena such as regulations, public accountability, procedures and forms. From this stems the belief …
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between civil servants, as APS managers, and their ministers has changed. Explores the accountability implications of the … commercialization of the APS in the context of the recasting of the accountability responsibilities of civil servants associated with … the demise, in Australia, of Westminster accountability conventions.  …
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engendering this enhanced accountability. First reviews the meaning of accountability and the different level of accountability in … the public sector. Then reviews the principal changes in the accountability processes caused by the reforms of the 1980s … and 1990s and questions whether these reforms have led to greater accountability. Concludes that this accountability is …
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trends towards democratization, have increased the pressure for accountability and transparency from those in office …
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate to what extent public sector entities in Austria, Germany and Switzerland apply sustainability reporting (SR) guidelines in line with the global reporting initiative (GRI) to respond to societal pressure. It further assesses the kind of...
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Reports that there are increasing trends towards the commercialisation of public sector information. Explains the concepts of information trading and discusses the role of the public sector. Describes three case studies within the UK government. Identifies the lack of a uniform approach to...
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Examines the way the public sector and public management evolved in the UK over the last two decades of the twentieth century. Concentrates on the period between 1979 to 1997 when the UK had a succession of Conservative governments, when there was a kind of “arms race” of escalating rhetoric...
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Change, enterprise and external funding are major factors in public sector management in many parts of the world. The situation facing managers in the British education system is no exception. In both a personal and a professional sense, many lecturers are being asked to become more...
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