Entrepreneurial management and public policy /

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Johnston, Van R.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Nova Science Publishers, [2008]
Edition:2nd ed.
Subjects:
Table of Contents:
  • Optimizing productivity through privatization and entrepreneurial management / Van R. Johnston
  • Privatization: trends, interplay of forces, and lessons learned / Paul Seidenstat
  • Privatizing government services as a reinvention tool; additions into the 21st century / Paul Seidenstat
  • Deregulation, privatization and competition in telecommunication / J. Roberto Evaristo
  • Privatization, competition, and organizing the economy / Stuart S. Nagel
  • The road to entrepreneurship in the public sector / Thomas D. Lynch, Cynthia E. Lynch, and Peter L. Cruise
  • Reinventing Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA): gains and limits of the newest "new federalism" / Bert Useem
  • The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and Hurricane Katrina / Van R. Johnston and Claire-Lauren Schulz
  • Franchising in government: can a principal-agent perspective be the first step toward the development of a theory? / Arie Halachmi
  • Agency theory and transaction analysis in the increasingly competitive public sector / Arie Halachmi
  • The increasingly complex policy field of multiple principals and agents: effective aid in problematic personal debt situations / Peter B. Boorsma and Judith L.J.L. Tijdink
  • The greening of industry through 'government-supervised self-regulation' / Daniel Press and Dan Mazmanian
  • Service quality in the public sector in the internet economy / Albert C. Hyde and Dorothy Olshfski
  • Ethics and entrepreneurship / Linda de Leon
  • The perception of evil in market driven academic governance systems / William L. Waugh, Jr
  • Professional performance priorities after the privatization and entrepreneurial management transformation / Van R. Johnston
  • The Department of Homeland Security and the entrepreneurial management and public policy model: a work in progress / Wendy Haynes and Robert J. Wright
  • Re-setting the entrepreneurial management and public policy model for optimal effectiveness and efficiency / Van R. Johnston.