Public Administration: 25 Years of Analysis and DebateISBN: 978-1-4443-3216-2
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294 pages
July 2011, Wiley-Blackwell
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List of Figures, Tables, Boxes and Appendixes.
List of Sources.
Acknowledgements.
List of Contributors.
Chapter 1. Yesterday When I Was Young (R. A. W. Rhodes).
PART I: THEORY
Chapter 2. Theory, Stylized Heuristic or Self-fulfilling Prophecy? The Status of Rational Choice Theory in Public Administration
Afterword: Rationality as Rationalizability (Colin Hay).
Chapter 3. The Governance Narrative: Key Findings and Lessons from the ESRC's Whitehall Programme
Afterword: Waves of Governance (R. A. W. Rhodes).
Chapter 4. The Dynamics of Multi-organizational Partnerships: An Analysis of Changing Modes of Governance
Afterword: Managing Mixed Modes of Governance (Vivien Lowndes and Chris Skelcher).
Chapter 5. ‘Accountability': An Ever-expanding Concept?
Afterword: Still Expanding (Richard Mulgan).
PART II: COMPARISON
Chapter 6. Cabinet Government: An Elusive Ideal?
Afterword: Nothing Has Changed (Patrick Weller).
Chapter 7. The Joint-decision Trap: Lessons from German Federalism and European Integration
Afterword: Modes of European Policy-making (Fritz W. Scharpf).
Chapter 8. Managing Networks in the Public Sector: A Theoretical Study of Management Strategies in Policy Networks
Afterword: The Managerial Turn (Erik-Hans Klijn, Joop Koppenjan and Katrien Termeer).
Chapter 9. Territorial Administration and Political Control: Decentralization in France
Afterword: Trapped in Localism (Jean-Claude Thoenig).
PART III: PUBLIC MANAGEMENT
Chapter 10. A Public Management For All Seasons?
Afterword: From Fashion to Mainstream (Christopher Hood).
Chapter 11. The Competent Boundary Spanner
Afterword: Bringing Back Agents (Paul Williams).
Chapter 12. The Public-service Orientation: Issues and Dilemmas
Afterword: No More Customers (John Stewart and Michael Clarke).
Chapter 13. ‘Portrait of a Profession Revisited'
Afterword: Continuity and Change (Baron Wilson of Dinton).
Name Index.
Subject Index.
List of Sources.
Acknowledgements.
List of Contributors.
Chapter 1. Yesterday When I Was Young (R. A. W. Rhodes).
PART I: THEORY
Chapter 2. Theory, Stylized Heuristic or Self-fulfilling Prophecy? The Status of Rational Choice Theory in Public Administration
Afterword: Rationality as Rationalizability (Colin Hay).
Chapter 3. The Governance Narrative: Key Findings and Lessons from the ESRC's Whitehall Programme
Afterword: Waves of Governance (R. A. W. Rhodes).
Chapter 4. The Dynamics of Multi-organizational Partnerships: An Analysis of Changing Modes of Governance
Afterword: Managing Mixed Modes of Governance (Vivien Lowndes and Chris Skelcher).
Chapter 5. ‘Accountability': An Ever-expanding Concept?
Afterword: Still Expanding (Richard Mulgan).
PART II: COMPARISON
Chapter 6. Cabinet Government: An Elusive Ideal?
Afterword: Nothing Has Changed (Patrick Weller).
Chapter 7. The Joint-decision Trap: Lessons from German Federalism and European Integration
Afterword: Modes of European Policy-making (Fritz W. Scharpf).
Chapter 8. Managing Networks in the Public Sector: A Theoretical Study of Management Strategies in Policy Networks
Afterword: The Managerial Turn (Erik-Hans Klijn, Joop Koppenjan and Katrien Termeer).
Chapter 9. Territorial Administration and Political Control: Decentralization in France
Afterword: Trapped in Localism (Jean-Claude Thoenig).
PART III: PUBLIC MANAGEMENT
Chapter 10. A Public Management For All Seasons?
Afterword: From Fashion to Mainstream (Christopher Hood).
Chapter 11. The Competent Boundary Spanner
Afterword: Bringing Back Agents (Paul Williams).
Chapter 12. The Public-service Orientation: Issues and Dilemmas
Afterword: No More Customers (John Stewart and Michael Clarke).
Chapter 13. ‘Portrait of a Profession Revisited'
Afterword: Continuity and Change (Baron Wilson of Dinton).
Name Index.
Subject Index.