Transforming central government the Next Steps Initiative Patricia Greer.
Series Public policy and managementDetalles de publicación: Buckingham [England] Philadelphia Open University Press 1994.Descripción: 140 p. ill. 24 cmISBN:- 0335191150
- 0335191142 (pbk.)
- 354.4107/7 20
- JN425 .G76 1994
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The author examines the Next Steps initiative, which is transforming the functions, organization and traditions of the Executive and its relations with Parliament in the UK. She uses the case study of the Department of Social Security and its agencies to explore the development of Next Steps and to consider the implications of the Next Steps experiment for Whitehall, for the British system of Government, for other countries involved in the decentralization of activity and for administrative theory. This case study not only provides an inside view into the experiences of the Department of Social Security but also raises issues of wider relevance.
Includes bibliographical references and index.