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The Civil Servicenge of policies designed to reduce state activity, curb public expenditure, remove the inefficiency of state bureaucracy and deprivilegise the civil service, this government and those elected in 1983, 1987 and 1992 embarked on a programme of structural, cultural and managerial change.

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The Police Service of the ways in which policing, at least in its British form, has been traditionally organised, is an issue which this chapter considers as it progresses. At the very least, they involve features of policing which constitute a starting point for an evaluation and analysis of police management.

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The National Health Service long been argued that a key motivating factor was the less ideological, more technical goal of an efficiently managed health care system (Eckstein, 1958). Although the terminology may have changed, there is therefore a case for seeing a consistency in discussions concerning the management of health services in Britain.

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