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Financial Management for the Public Services (Managing the Public Services)

Financial Management for the Public Services (Managing the Public Services)

by JohnWilson (Author)

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    Paperback 1998

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Synopsis

Written for new and existing managers, undergraduate and postgraduate students of the public services, this essential textbook explores the meaning and significance of financial management for the public services, in a way which combines both theoretical arguments and practical applications. Written for the non-specialist, it:

* examines the economics of public services

* considers the extent to which the management of public services has actually changed in practice

* explains the meaning and applicability of financial management tools including those relating to budgets and capital investment

* presents original work on the issue of audit expectations

* presents case studies on the problems which can arise when traditional concerns on probity and stewardship are neglected

* considers the benefits and problems of measuring performance in the public services

* includes specific chapters on financial management in health services and local government

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 280
 Publisher: Open University Press
Published: 01 Aug 1998
ISBN 10: 0335198457
ISBN 13: 9780335198450

Media Reviews
I would recommend it as a book to dip into. - British Journal of Clinical Psychology ...an invaluable collection. - Psychology of Women Section newsletter This collection of papers is an impressive demonstration of the diversity of contemporary international research in the area of feminist social psychology, and provides a welcome reminder of the achievementsmade over the last 10 years. - Gender and Education Feminist Social Psychologies clearly achieves its goal ofillustrating the richness and vitality of feminist social psychologies today. It convincingly challenges mainstream psychology's traditional characterization of women as inferior, and demonstratesthe maturity and confidence within the field of feminist psychology that allows us to see our diversity as strength. - Psychologyof Women Quarterly This collection is a 10-year update of its predecessor volume, which had its title in the singular. While the title changeis intended to reflect increasing diversity of theories and methods, what is remarkable about this book is the satisfying coherence of approach across the papers. This marks it out from manycollections of papers. - History and Philosophy
Author Bio
John Wilson is Head of the Centre for Public Service Managment, Liverpool Business School. He is a qualified member of and academic adviser to the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA) with an academic background in politics and economics. His main research interests concern the management and economics of public service provision.