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CONVERGENCE: THE USEFUL MYTH?

POLLITT, CHRISTOPHER

Public Administration, n.º 4/2001, pág. 933

Sumario
1. Introduction. 2. Rescuing convergence? First step: A critique of ideas of global and/or functional necessity. 3. Second step: Isomorphism. 4. Rescuing convergence? Third step: Words and things. 5. Rescuing convergence? Fourth step: Who benefits? 6. Conclusion: Unpacking convergence.

CULTURAL ASPECTS OF EUROPEANIZATION: THE CASE OF THE SCOTTISH OFFICE

SMITH, JAMES

Public Administration, n.º 1/2001, pág. 147

Sumario
1. Introduction. 2. The Scottish office. 3. Theimpact of european training. 4. The impact of secondments.5. The interface between "European" and Britishadministrative cultures. 6. Conclusion.

CULTURAL THEORY AND DEMOCRATIZING FUNCTIONAL DOMAINS. THE CASE OF DANISH HOUSING

JENSEN, LOTTE

Public Administration, n.º 1/1998, pág. 117

Sumario
1. Introduction. 2. Cultural theory. 3. Ways of organizing as ways of learning. 4. Cultural theory and democratization. 5. Danish social housing - History, constitution and aims. 6. Challenges to egalitariasnim in social housing democracy. 7. A critical appraisal of cultural theory. 8. Acknowledgement. 9. References.

DEMOCRACY, PARTICIPATION AND RESPONSIVENESS: A CASE STUDY OF RELATIONS BETWEEN THE IVORIAN COMMUNES AND THEIR CITIZENS

CROOK, RICHARD

Public Administration, n.º 4/1996, pág. 695

Sumario
1. Descentralization, democratization and the case of the Ivorian Communes. 2. Research focus and methodology. 3. The politics of "communalization" in Cote d'Ivoire. 4. The structure of the commune system. 5. Participation and responsiveness: the research findings. a) Electoral participation. b) Relations between citizens and the ...

DEVELOPMENTS IN POLICY ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION IN ISRAELI PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

GEVA-MAY, IRIS;KFIR, AHARON

Public Administration, n.º 2/2000, pág. 409

Sumario
1. Public administration and public policy makingin Israel: historical influences. a) What is the situationin Israeli public administration and public policy? 2.Policy analysis and evaluation in Israeli publicadministration. 3. Developments in recent years: attempts atsystematization. a) The Public Professional Committee forthe Re-assessment and Advancement of the Public Service(PPC). 4. Follow-up. 5. Conclusions.

DIFFERENT SEEDS IN THE SAME PLOT? COMPETING MODELS OF CAPITALISM AND THE INCOMPLETE CONTRACTS OF PARTNERSHIP DESIGN

BACHE, IAN

Public Administration, n.º 2/2001, pág. 337

Sumario
1. Introduction. a) Incomplete contracts. b)Structure of the article. 2. Regeneration policies andcompeting models of capitalism. 3. Models of capitalism andpartnership principle. 4. Partnership models in the UK. a)The Single Regeneration Budget Programme. b) The Urbanprogramme. 5. Models of capitalism and the SRB/urbanpartnerships. 6. Evaluating SRB and urban partnerships inSheffield. a) SRB in Sheffield. b) The urban programme inSheffield. 7. The Sheffield SRB and urban partnershipscompared. 8. Conclusion.

DRAWING LESSONS FROM US EXPERIENCE: AN ELECTED MAYOR FOR BRITISH LOCAL GOVERNMENT

STOKER, GERRY;WOLMAN, HAROLD

Public Administration, n.º 2/1992, pág. 241

Sumario
1. The mayor in us local government. 2. Coreìdifferences and similarities in local government systems. 3.ìWhat kind of an elected mayor for Britain?. 4. What could anìelected mayor contribute to local government?. 5. Otherìconsiderations. 6. Conclusions.

ECONOMIC DISCOURSE AND THE MARKET: THE CASE OF COMMUNITY CARE

LUNT, NEIL;MANNION, RUSSELL;SMITH, PETER

Public Administration, n.º 3/1996, pág. 369

Sumario
1. Introduction. 2. The new community care. 3. Discourse and the market. 4. Influencing the reforms. 5. Evaluating the reforms. 6. Conclusions.

ENGLISH METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT SINCE ABOLITION: AN EVALUATION OF THE ABOLITION OF THE ENGLISH METROPOLITAN COUNTY COUNCILS

LEACH, STEVE;GAME, CHRIS

Public Administration, n.º 2/1991, pág. 141

Sumario
1. Continuity and complexity. 2. The legislativeìframework. 3. The scope for choice. 4. Responses toìabolition. 5. The background to abolition: contextualìvariables. 6. Some explanatory propositions. 7. Someìinterpretations. 8. Conclusion.

ENVIRONMENTAL ADMINISTRATION IN SIX EUROPEAN STATES: SECULAR CONVERGENCE OR NATIONAL DISTINCTIVENESS?

WEALE, ALBERT;PRIDHAM, GEOFFREY;WILLIAMS, ANDREA

Public Administration, n.º 2/1996, pág. 255

Sumario
1. Theories of convergence and divergence. 2. Measuring administrative convergence and divergence. 3. Administrative concentration and environmental policy: a comparative analysis. 4. Understanding the administra...

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