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Managing Change

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Recent reforms have put tremendous new demands on the people at the top of the public service. Almost everywhere the emphasis is on doing “more, and better, with less”. This study is an inquiry into how permanent secretaries around the Commonwealth see their jobs. It is based on extensive interviews and surveys of senior officials in over 25 Commonwealth countries.

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1987Accountabilities: Five Public Services 1997Public and private values at odds: can private sector values be transplanted into public sector institutions?1999The Three Pillars of Public Management: Secrets of Sustained Success 1987New perspectives on the role of the deputy minister

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