A recent article by Larry Terry raises the alarm about a new manage-ment ideology, which
he calls" neo-managerialism." He says that this new ideology, a compound of several recent …

A Comment on Stephen Page’s “What’s New about the New Public Management” - Catlaw -
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One cannot read a book or scholarly article on leadership in public bureaucracies without
seeing the work of the preeminent Larry Terry cited. His contributions to the field have been …

Anyone who met and spoke with Larry Terry understood that this was a colleague who
would leave a legacy. Those of us familiar with the operations of Public Administration …

Linda Kaboolian, Harvard University eform movements in the public sector, codi-R fied as
the" New Public Management" by cholars, provide an opportunity for the adherents of public …

T Vhe 1990s have been challenging years for theory builders in the pub-lic administration
and public policy communities. The politically charged US reforms made under the auspices …

I would like to thank the editors of the Public Administration Review (PAR) for this
opportunity to respond to Professor Howard Frant's (in this issue) critical review of my …

As American public administration approaches the turn of the millennium, there appear to be
only two potential directions for public administration theory: public management or post …

When first examining this book, readers might be disappointed that the contents do not seem
to answer the straightforward question: How do public managers manage? No grand …

For a decade, public administration and management literature has featured a riveting story:
the transformation of the field's orientation from an old paradigm to a new one. While many …