Citation: B. Olowu, Pride and performance in African public services: analysis of institutional breakdown and rebuilding efforts in Nigeria and Uganda, INT REV ADM, 67(1), 2001, pp. 117-134
Citation: D. Hirschmann, A reinvention laboratory with a difference: a USAID re-engineering initiative in Bangladesh, INT REV ADM, 67(1), 2001, pp. 135-150
Citation: Y. Emery et D. Giauque, New public management, contracts for the provision of services and financial incentive mechanisms: practices and problems encountered in Switzerland, INT REV ADM, 67(1), 2001, pp. 151-171
Citation: V. Subramaniam, Comparative public administration: from failed universal theory to raw empiricism - a frank analysis and guidelines towards a realistic perspective, INT REV ADM, 66(4), 2000, pp. 557-572
Citation: D. Mckevitt et al., The role of the citizen-client in performance measurement: the case of theStreet Level Public Organization (SLPO), INT REV ADM, 66(4), 2000, pp. 619-636
Citation: D. Morin et S. Renaud, The effect of organizational context on the motivation of raters to produce lenient appraisals, INT REV ADM, 66(4), 2000, pp. 637-654
Authors:
Rosenbaum, A
Rodriguez-Acosta, C
Rojas, MV
Citation: A. Rosenbaum et al., Decentralizing the health service delivery system in an emerging democracy: a case study of organizational change, civil society participation and local institution building in Paraguay, INT REV ADM, 66(4), 2000, pp. 655-672
Citation: A. Halachmi, Value for money, best value and measuring government performance: An introduction to the Symposium, INT REV ADM, 66(3), 2000, pp. 387-391
Citation: T. Bovaird, Best value in the United Kingdom: using benchmarking and competition to achieve value for money, INT REV ADM, 66(3), 2000, pp. 415-431