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2002 Conference Siena, Italy PDF Print E-mail

The Impact of Managerial Reform on Informal Relationships in the Public Sector

hosted by Professor Riccardo Mussari
Certosa di Pontignano
Siena, Italy
June 26-28, 2002

 

Conference Book

Strategies for Public Management Reform, Volume 13
by Lawrence R. Jones, Kuno Schedler, Riccardo Mussari

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Conference Papers

Author

Paper Title

Jane Broadbent and  Richard Laughlin

"The Private Finance Initiative in the UK:  Contracting in the Context of Infrastructure Investment and Control"

Barry Bozeman "Managerial Reform and Information 'Megatechnology':  The Case of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service" 
Masako Darrough "Corruption: The Role of Capital Markets" 
Peter deLeon  and  Mark Green "New Public Management and Political Corruption: Establishing the Parameters" 
Carolien Klein Haarhuis and Frans Leeuw "Fighting corruption: Evaluating Impact and the World Bank Institute's program theory" 
Alexander Kotchegura "Public Management Reform - a framework of containing corruption in post-communist countries:  lessons,  issues,  perspectives" 
Hiroko Kudo "eGovernment for Management, Interface, Accountability, and Transparency: Reform of Public Management through ICT to tackle Corruption" 
Jeroen Maesschalck "The impact of New Public Management reforms on public servants' ethics: Towards a conceptual framework"
M. Meneguzzo, V. Mele, and A. Tanese "No border public organizations and informal relationship: managerialism in italian NHS" 

H. Brinton Milward

"The Dark Side of Collaborative Networks"

Alex Murdock

"Can Stakeholder Theory shed light upon the informal relationships, partnerships and alliances in the Public Sector? An exploration of the theoretical dimension using current research in Scotland."

Denis Proulx

"The impact of Managerial Reform on Informal Relationships in the Public Sector Comparative perspective in Canada, Morocco and Cameroon"