Managing to Improve Public Services
Herausgeber: Donaldson, Cam; Skelcher, Chris; Hartley, Jean
Managing to Improve Public Services
Herausgeber: Donaldson, Cam; Skelcher, Chris; Hartley, Jean
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A group of leading social science and management specialists show how management can be harnessed to improve public services.
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A group of leading social science and management specialists show how management can be harnessed to improve public services.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 316
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Januar 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 260mm x 183mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 792g
- ISBN-13: 9780521866415
- ISBN-10: 0521866413
- Artikelnr.: 24927840
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 316
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Januar 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 260mm x 183mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 792g
- ISBN-13: 9780521866415
- ISBN-10: 0521866413
- Artikelnr.: 24927840
List of figures; List of tables; List of contributors; Preface Robin
Wensley; 1. The agenda for public service improvement Jean Hartley and
Chris Skelcher; Part I. Governance and Accountability: 2. Does governance
perform? Concepts, evidence, causalities and research strategies Chris
Skelcher; 3. Performativity, management and governance Paul M. Collier; 4.
Critical assessment of performance measurement for policy making Michael
Pidd; 5. Priority setting in the public sector: turning economics into a
management process Cam Donaldson, Angela Bate, Craig Mitton, Stuart Peacock
and Danny Ruta; Part II. Performance Metrics: 6. Public service
productivity: new approaches to performance measurement in health sectors
Mary O'Mahony, Philip Stevens and Lucy Stokes; 7. Performance measurement
systems and the criminal justice system: rationales and rationalities
Barbara Townley; 8. Valuing public sector outputs Rachel Baker, Helen
Mason, Cam Donaldson and Michael Jones-Lee; 9. The use of geodemographics
to improve public service delivery Paul A. Longley and Michael Goodchild;
Part III. Managing Innovation and Change: 10. The innovation landscape for
public service organizations Jean Hartley; 11. Innovation type and
organizational performance: an empirical exploration Richard M. Walker and
Fariborz Damanpour; 12. Public service failure and turnaround: towards a
contingency model George Boyne; 13. Orchestrating complex and programmatic
change in the public services Mike Wallace and Michael Fertig; Postscript:
14. Conclusions: current themes and future direction for research Cam
Donaldson, Jean Hartley, Chris Skelcher and Mike Wallace; Index.
Wensley; 1. The agenda for public service improvement Jean Hartley and
Chris Skelcher; Part I. Governance and Accountability: 2. Does governance
perform? Concepts, evidence, causalities and research strategies Chris
Skelcher; 3. Performativity, management and governance Paul M. Collier; 4.
Critical assessment of performance measurement for policy making Michael
Pidd; 5. Priority setting in the public sector: turning economics into a
management process Cam Donaldson, Angela Bate, Craig Mitton, Stuart Peacock
and Danny Ruta; Part II. Performance Metrics: 6. Public service
productivity: new approaches to performance measurement in health sectors
Mary O'Mahony, Philip Stevens and Lucy Stokes; 7. Performance measurement
systems and the criminal justice system: rationales and rationalities
Barbara Townley; 8. Valuing public sector outputs Rachel Baker, Helen
Mason, Cam Donaldson and Michael Jones-Lee; 9. The use of geodemographics
to improve public service delivery Paul A. Longley and Michael Goodchild;
Part III. Managing Innovation and Change: 10. The innovation landscape for
public service organizations Jean Hartley; 11. Innovation type and
organizational performance: an empirical exploration Richard M. Walker and
Fariborz Damanpour; 12. Public service failure and turnaround: towards a
contingency model George Boyne; 13. Orchestrating complex and programmatic
change in the public services Mike Wallace and Michael Fertig; Postscript:
14. Conclusions: current themes and future direction for research Cam
Donaldson, Jean Hartley, Chris Skelcher and Mike Wallace; Index.
List of figures; List of tables; List of contributors; Preface Robin
Wensley; 1. The agenda for public service improvement Jean Hartley and
Chris Skelcher; Part I. Governance and Accountability: 2. Does governance
perform? Concepts, evidence, causalities and research strategies Chris
Skelcher; 3. Performativity, management and governance Paul M. Collier; 4.
Critical assessment of performance measurement for policy making Michael
Pidd; 5. Priority setting in the public sector: turning economics into a
management process Cam Donaldson, Angela Bate, Craig Mitton, Stuart Peacock
and Danny Ruta; Part II. Performance Metrics: 6. Public service
productivity: new approaches to performance measurement in health sectors
Mary O'Mahony, Philip Stevens and Lucy Stokes; 7. Performance measurement
systems and the criminal justice system: rationales and rationalities
Barbara Townley; 8. Valuing public sector outputs Rachel Baker, Helen
Mason, Cam Donaldson and Michael Jones-Lee; 9. The use of geodemographics
to improve public service delivery Paul A. Longley and Michael Goodchild;
Part III. Managing Innovation and Change: 10. The innovation landscape for
public service organizations Jean Hartley; 11. Innovation type and
organizational performance: an empirical exploration Richard M. Walker and
Fariborz Damanpour; 12. Public service failure and turnaround: towards a
contingency model George Boyne; 13. Orchestrating complex and programmatic
change in the public services Mike Wallace and Michael Fertig; Postscript:
14. Conclusions: current themes and future direction for research Cam
Donaldson, Jean Hartley, Chris Skelcher and Mike Wallace; Index.
Wensley; 1. The agenda for public service improvement Jean Hartley and
Chris Skelcher; Part I. Governance and Accountability: 2. Does governance
perform? Concepts, evidence, causalities and research strategies Chris
Skelcher; 3. Performativity, management and governance Paul M. Collier; 4.
Critical assessment of performance measurement for policy making Michael
Pidd; 5. Priority setting in the public sector: turning economics into a
management process Cam Donaldson, Angela Bate, Craig Mitton, Stuart Peacock
and Danny Ruta; Part II. Performance Metrics: 6. Public service
productivity: new approaches to performance measurement in health sectors
Mary O'Mahony, Philip Stevens and Lucy Stokes; 7. Performance measurement
systems and the criminal justice system: rationales and rationalities
Barbara Townley; 8. Valuing public sector outputs Rachel Baker, Helen
Mason, Cam Donaldson and Michael Jones-Lee; 9. The use of geodemographics
to improve public service delivery Paul A. Longley and Michael Goodchild;
Part III. Managing Innovation and Change: 10. The innovation landscape for
public service organizations Jean Hartley; 11. Innovation type and
organizational performance: an empirical exploration Richard M. Walker and
Fariborz Damanpour; 12. Public service failure and turnaround: towards a
contingency model George Boyne; 13. Orchestrating complex and programmatic
change in the public services Mike Wallace and Michael Fertig; Postscript:
14. Conclusions: current themes and future direction for research Cam
Donaldson, Jean Hartley, Chris Skelcher and Mike Wallace; Index.