Controlling public expenditure : the changing roles of central budget agencies-better guardians? /
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Cheltenham, UK ; Northhampton, MA :
Edward Elgar,
[2003]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: the changing role of central budget agencies / John Wanna
- Zen and the art of budget management: the New Zealand treasury / Gwenda Jensen
- 'Above the fray': the role of the US office of management and budget / Susan Tanaka, June O'Neill, Arlene Holen
- Metamorphosis in Kafka's Castle: the changing balance of power among the central budget agencies of Canada / Joanne Kelly, Evert Lindquist
- Control through negotiated agreements: the changing role of the treasury in controlling public expenditure in Britain / Richard Parry, Nicholas Deakin
- No revolution in sight: the evolving roles of the central budget agency in Sweden / Gert Paulsson
- 'Super-ministry' or a void of politics? The transformation of the Dutch Central Budget Agency: the Ministry of Finance / Jouke de Vries, Kutsal Yesilkagit
- Aiming for centrality: the politico-administrative strategies of the Danish Ministry of Finance / Lotte Jensen
- Tempering the Rechtsstaat: managing expenditure in re-unified Germany / Roland Sturm, Markus M. Müller
- Not so much a model, more a way of life: China's fragmented authoritarianism in budgetary management / K.C. Cheung
- How do sub-national budget agencies operate? Experiences from six mid-west American states / Kurt Thurmaier
- Conclusion: Better guardians ? / Lotte Jensen, John Wanna