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7. Constitutional Considerations with Particular Reference to Federal Systems
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Preface V
- Contents IX
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Part 1. The Challenge: Problems as Contestable Issues
- 1. Introduction: Issues and Context 3
- 2. Analyzing the Public Sector: Shortcomings of Policy Science and Political Analysis 29
- 3. Analyzing the Public Sector: The Received View in Economics and its Shortcomings 47
- 4. Responding to Citizens’ Needs: From Bureaucratic Accountability to Individual Coproduction in the Public Sector 69
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Part 2. The Public Sector: Constitutional and Conceptual Problems
- 5. Development of the Public Sector: Trends and Issues 89
- 6. The Modern State: Continental Traditions 117
- 7. Constitutional Considerations with Particular Reference to Federal Systems 141
- 8. The Blurring of the Distinction “State Versus Society” in the Idea and Practice of the Welfare State 151
- 9. The Hidden Public Sector: The ‘Quangocratization’ of the World? 165
- 10. Measuring the Public Sector: A Contestable Issue 189
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Part 3. Guidance, Control, and Evaluation as Conditions for Learning
- 11. The Relationship between Guidance, Control, and Evaluation 213
- 12. Coordination of Administrative Controls: Institutional Challenges for Operational Tasks 235
- 13. Two Decades of Implementation Research: From Control to Guidance and Learning 257
- 14. Generating Knowledge and Refining Experience: The Task of Evaluation 271
- 15. The Ethical Context of Bureaucracy and Performance Analysis 309
- 16. A Cybernetic View of Guidance, Control, and Evaluation in the Public Sector 325
- 17. Concepts of Control over Public Bureaucracies: ‘Comptrol’ and ‘Interpolate Balance’ 347
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Part 4. Comparing Institutional Forms of Coordination
- 18. Markets and Hierarchies: About the Dialectics of their Antagonism and Compatibility 369
- 19. Solidarity and Markets Reconsidered: Cum, Versus, or What? 395
- 20. Comparing Solidarity, Hierarchy, and Markets: Institutional Arrangements for the Coordination of Actions 417
- 21. Votes and Vetoes 441
- 22. Professionalism and Mutual Adjustment 451
- 23 Interorganizational Policy Coordination: Arrangements of Shared Government 469
- 24. A Method of Institutional Analysis and an Application to Multiorganizational Arrangements 501
- 25. Interorganizational Networks and Control: A Critical Conclusion 525
- List of Contributors 535
- Index of Authors 537
- Index of Subjects 546
- Backmatter 555
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Preface V
- Contents IX
-
Part 1. The Challenge: Problems as Contestable Issues
- 1. Introduction: Issues and Context 3
- 2. Analyzing the Public Sector: Shortcomings of Policy Science and Political Analysis 29
- 3. Analyzing the Public Sector: The Received View in Economics and its Shortcomings 47
- 4. Responding to Citizens’ Needs: From Bureaucratic Accountability to Individual Coproduction in the Public Sector 69
-
Part 2. The Public Sector: Constitutional and Conceptual Problems
- 5. Development of the Public Sector: Trends and Issues 89
- 6. The Modern State: Continental Traditions 117
- 7. Constitutional Considerations with Particular Reference to Federal Systems 141
- 8. The Blurring of the Distinction “State Versus Society” in the Idea and Practice of the Welfare State 151
- 9. The Hidden Public Sector: The ‘Quangocratization’ of the World? 165
- 10. Measuring the Public Sector: A Contestable Issue 189
-
Part 3. Guidance, Control, and Evaluation as Conditions for Learning
- 11. The Relationship between Guidance, Control, and Evaluation 213
- 12. Coordination of Administrative Controls: Institutional Challenges for Operational Tasks 235
- 13. Two Decades of Implementation Research: From Control to Guidance and Learning 257
- 14. Generating Knowledge and Refining Experience: The Task of Evaluation 271
- 15. The Ethical Context of Bureaucracy and Performance Analysis 309
- 16. A Cybernetic View of Guidance, Control, and Evaluation in the Public Sector 325
- 17. Concepts of Control over Public Bureaucracies: ‘Comptrol’ and ‘Interpolate Balance’ 347
-
Part 4. Comparing Institutional Forms of Coordination
- 18. Markets and Hierarchies: About the Dialectics of their Antagonism and Compatibility 369
- 19. Solidarity and Markets Reconsidered: Cum, Versus, or What? 395
- 20. Comparing Solidarity, Hierarchy, and Markets: Institutional Arrangements for the Coordination of Actions 417
- 21. Votes and Vetoes 441
- 22. Professionalism and Mutual Adjustment 451
- 23 Interorganizational Policy Coordination: Arrangements of Shared Government 469
- 24. A Method of Institutional Analysis and an Application to Multiorganizational Arrangements 501
- 25. Interorganizational Networks and Control: A Critical Conclusion 525
- List of Contributors 535
- Index of Authors 537
- Index of Subjects 546
- Backmatter 555