Titlebook: Managing the New Public Services; David Farnham (Principal Lecturer in Industrial Re Book 1993 Macmillan Publishers Limited 1993 economy.g

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The Civil Servicescribed as managerial incrementalism or as a managerial revolution, but there is no doubt that they have had a major impact on the organisational culture of the civil service. Though some of these changes have their origins in the proposals of the Fulton Report (1968), or even earlier, the impetus f

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The New Public Service Managerialism: An Assessmentthe future. There is no doubt that the boundaries of state activity, the orientation of the public services and the ways in which they are managed are significantly different in the 1990s from what they were in 1979. It is also evident that these changes will continue. With the Conservatives being r

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