A Different Kind of State?

A Different Kind of State?
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Publisher : Oxford University Press Canada
Total Pages : 262
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Book Synopsis A Different Kind of State? by : Gregory Albo

Download or read book A Different Kind of State? written by Gregory Albo and published by Oxford University Press Canada. This book was released on 1993 with total page 262 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The organization of the public sphere has become the central political problem of the 1990s. Neither the centralized bureaucracies of Eastern Europe nor the liberal/pluralist states of the West have been able to cope as their citizens demand more public services and greater democratic accountability. Increased competitiveness within a free market cannot satisfy these needs; if anything, it generates more victims dependent on government help. This book introduces the possibilities for democratic administration - reforming the system of government so as to enhance public participation, improve the design of programmes and the delivery of services, and to ensure a better working environment within the public sector.


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