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In person icon Administrative Reform, Democratic Governance, and the Quality of Government

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Jean-Michel EYMERI-DOUZANS
Sciences Po Toulouse
Jon Pierre
University of Gothenburg

Title Details
How Should The State Behave? The New Public Management versus The New Weberianism View Paper Details
Administrative Reforms and Competence in Central Government Organizations View Paper Details
Better Regulation in Europe: Administration, Public Management, and the Regulatory State View Paper Details
Beyond the Reforms: Changing Civil Service Leadership in the European Commission View Paper Details
Bureaucracy and Democracy View Paper Details
Democracy without Bureaucracy, A Utopia? View Paper Details
Managerial knowledge and Public Policy Instrumentation : incremental transformations in a heterogenous governance model. The case of public action in the arts sector in the province of Québec (Canada) View Paper Details
New Public Management as a Trust Problem Explaining Cross-country Differences in the Adoption of Performance-related Pay in the Public sector View Paper Details
New Public Management in Lithuania: The Reform of Performance Management View Paper Details
New Public Management Reforms and Administrative Legacies: NPM Filtered in the Light of French Administrative Culture View Paper Details
Privatising Public Information. New Public Manage-ment and the Marketisation of Public Sector Informa-tion in Finland View Paper Details
Quality of Governance through the Lenses of Administrative Reform in the Post-socialist Circumstances View Paper Details
Reforming the French State New Public Management and its limits View Paper Details
The Impact of Administrative Reforms on Democratic Governance in Switzerland View Paper Details
The Segmented State: Adaptation and Maladaptation in Ireland View Paper Details
Transforming Public Administration in Newly Industrialized Countries: The Cases of Mexico, South Korea, and Turkey View Paper Details