A guide to the ESRC's Whitehall Programme, 1994-1999. [Introduction to Symposium -The ESRC Whitehall Programme: the changing nature of British central government ]

By: Rhodes, R. A. WPublication details: 2000Subject(s): central government | public service reform | New Public Management | Great Britain | regulatory process | oversight | regulation of government | public sector regulation | regulatory compliance costs | compliance costs | cost of compliance | internal regulation | public interest | regulatory failure | accountability | government ministers | role of ministers | ministerial roles | Cabinet ministers | government departments | Whitehall ProgrammeOther classification: JIS
Contents:
Symposium papers: Regulation of government: has it increased, is it increasing, should it be diminished? by Christopher Hood et al; Re-assessing the role of departmental cabinet ministers by David Marsh [et al]; Regulation inside government: public interest justifications and regulatory failures by Oliver James; The governance narrative: key findings and lessons for the ESRC's Whitehall Programme by R.A.W. Rhodes.
Summary: PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, vol. 78, no. 2, 2000, pp. 251-282.
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Incl. refs. + comprehensive bibliography on the Whitehall Programme 1994-2000 pp.261-282.

Symposium papers: Regulation of government: has it increased, is it increasing, should it be diminished? by Christopher Hood et al; Re-assessing the role of departmental cabinet ministers by David Marsh [et al]; Regulation inside government: public interest justifications and regulatory failures by Oliver James; The governance narrative: key findings and lessons for the ESRC's Whitehall Programme by R.A.W. Rhodes.

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, vol. 78, no. 2, 2000, pp. 251-282.

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