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	International Public Financial Management Reform Progress, Contradictions, and Challenges Edited by: James Guthrie, The University of Sydney Christopher Humphrey, The University of Manchester Lawrence R. Jones, Naval Postgraduate School Olov Olson, Göteborg University ORDER ONLINE Paperback $39.99 ISBN: 1-59311-344-7 Hardcover $73.25 ISBN: 1-59311-345-5 We use Paypal for online orders. Click here for more information about ordering from IAP. RELATED TITLES Budgeting and Financial Management for National Defense Budgeting and Financial Management in the Federal Government Co-Laboratories of Democracy: How People Harness Their Collective Wisdon to Create the Future Managing the Electronic Government: From Vision to Practice The Legacy of June Pallot: Public Sector Financial Management Reform The Tax Revolt and State and Local Governments From Bureaucracy to Hyperarchy in Netcentric and Quick Learning Organizations: Exploring Future Public Management Practice Communicable Crises: Prevention, Response, and Recovery in the Global Arena Budgeting, Financial Management, and Acquisition Reform in the U.S. Department of Defense Challenges in Volunteer Management RELATED CATEGORIES > Public & Non-profit Management 2005. A volume in the series: Research in Public Management. Series Editor(s): Lawrence R. Jones, Naval Postgraduate School and Nancy C. Roberts, Naval Postgraduate School Search inside this book: This book is intended to give readers detailed information and perspectives on the reform of financial management reform practices in a variety of national settings around the world. The chapters explore the reform agenda in each nation and factors that stimulated change. Each chapter addresses the extent of the influence of "New Public Management" concepts and practices on reform implementation. The nations whose experience is represented in this book are among the most often cited examples of progressive change to be examined and perhaps emulated by governments in other nations. In the introductory chapter the editors address the question whether and to what extent the financial management reforms detailed in the book reveal real progress or a progression of questions and dilemmas faced but not solved over the past several decades. CONTENTS: International Developments in Public Sector Financial Management: A Question of Progress Or A Progression Of Questions? Contradictions and Challenges, Christopher Humphrey, James Guthrie, L. R. Jones, Olov Olson. Recent Public Sector Financial Management Change in Australia: Implementing the Market Model, Linda M English, James Guthrie, Lee D Parker. New Public Management Reforms in Canada: Success and Failure? David J Cooper, Ken Ogata. Eastern European Nations and New Public Financial Management, Emidia Vagnoni. Npm and The Irish Public Sector: From Reluctant Reformer to Statutory Codification, Geraldine Robbins, Irvine Lapsley. Public Sector Financial Management Reform in Italy, Riccardo Mussari. New Zealand Public Sector Management and Accounting Reforms: The Hidden Agenda, Susan Newberry, June Pallot. Public Sector Financial Management Reform in Spain, Vicente Pina, and Lourdes Torres. Public Sector Accounting Reforms in A Welfare State in Transition: The Case Of Sweden, Olov Olson, Kerstin Sahlin-Andersson. A Reflection on Accounting Reforms in Dutch Government, Henk J. ter Bogt, G. Jan van Helden. Financial Management in the Uk Public Sector: Historical Development, Current Issues and Controversies, Danny S. L. Chow, Christopher G. Humphrey, Peter B. Miller. Contemporary Public Financial Management And Budget Reform in the U.S. Federal Government, L. R. Jones, Jerry L. McCaffery.