The State Under Contract by Jonathan Boston

One of the most distinctive and controversial features of New Zealand's reforms is the emphasis on contractualist modes of governance, including the use of new kinds of contracting within the public sector. These massive reforms raise important questions about the future role of the state. They also raise issues concerning the accountability of public agencies, the ethos of the public service, the proper scope of judicial review, and the appropriate limits to contracting out.

Publisher:	Bridget Williams Books
Year:	1995
Binding:	Paperback
ISBN:	9780908912711
Condition:	Good
Description:	Foxing to the page edges; cover sunned.

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SKU: 1589685
Location: NZ Politics