Titlebook: Agencies; How Governments Do T Christopher Pollitt,Colin Talbot,Amanda Smullen Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publis

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Finland The basic pieces of legislation are the Constitution Act (1919) and the Parliament Act (1928). A new constitution came into force at the beginning of 2000. There is a multi-party political system and governments are usually stable coalitions. The Cabinet acts collegially, with the Prime Minister ha

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The Netherlands take place according to a system of proportional representation. In the recent period the main parties have been Christian Democrat (a 1980s merger of previously separate Christian parties — CD A), a Liberal Party (conservative — VVD), a Social-Democrat party (PvdA) and a small Progressive Liberal

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Meteorologyy National Meteorological Institutes (NMIs), including those examined in this chapter, being created in the mid-to late-1800s. Already at this time, the function of meteorology had an international character and international commissions were active in designing standard forms for how meteorological

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Forestry serious about sustainable forestry management.’ (Tony Blair, speaking at a special session of the General Assembly of the United Nations, June 1997 — quoted in Reunala ., 1999, p. 263. One might add that if it took any of the organizations where we conducted research anything approaching an hour to

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Social Securityions of citizens. Furthermore, it is typically the largest single item in state budgets. It tends to be heavily legalistic. It is not rocket science, in the sense that, even if the computer systems are complex, the core business of making payments to claimants is understandable to lay people, includ

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Conclusionsingly common international phenomenon, moved through broad academic theories relevant to this phenomenon (Chapter 1), and then looked at practitioner models of how modern agencies should work (Chapter 2). We then flew somewhat lower over the territory, examining programmes of central government agen

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