Public Money & Management
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Volume 30, issue 6, 2010
- Editorial: Thirty years on pp. 323-323

- Andrew Gray
- Debate: Performance auditing—what value? A response to Pat Barrett pp. 323-325

- Amyas Morse
- Debate: The public/ private sector pensions divide pp. 325-326

- Nigel Keogh
- Debate: Research impact or career progression? pp. 326-328

- Sally Dibb and Lee Quinn
- Debate: The challenge of calling charities to account pp. 328-329

- Noel Hyndman
- Debate: The moral of morale pp. 329-330

- John Seddon
- The reorganization addiction in local government: unitary councils for England pp. 331-338

- Howard Elcock, John Fenwick and Janice McMillan
- Privatization, private equity and executive remuneration: privatizing QinetiQ pp. 339-346

- Andrew Massey and Gil Shidlo
- A model or a policy muddle? An evaluation of rail franchising in the UK pp. 347-354

- Robert Jupe
- Financial capability in Ireland and a comparison with the UK pp. 355-362

- Nuala O'Donnell and Mary Keeney
- NHS boards: knowing the ‘what’ but not the ‘how’ pp. 363-370

- Gianluca Veronesi and Kevin Keasey
- The Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh: a case study on the workings of the Private Finance Initiative pp. 371-378

- Margaret Cuthbert and Jim Cuthbert
- Can government accountability be enhanced with international financial reporting standards? pp. 379-384

- Andrés Navarro-Galera and Manuel Pedro Rodríguez-Bolívar
Volume 30, issue 5, 2010
- Editorial: Universal woes for universities? pp. 263-263

- Andrew Gray
- Debate: Are we all co-producers of research now? pp. 263-265

- Sandra Nutley
- Debate: Debt and disaggregation in council housing finance pp. 265-267

- Stewart Smyth
- Debate: The dangers of fiscal illusion pp. 267-268

- Paulo Mourão
- Debate: Policy-making—other ways to learn? pp. 269-270

- Jane Morgan
- Performance auditing—what value? pp. 271-278

- Pat Barrett
- Developing financial capability among the young through education and asset-based welfare pp. 279-284

- Rajiv Prabhakar
- Skills building for area management: lessons from regional locality management pp. 285-292

- Carole Talbot
- Challenges and enablers to engaging voluntary organizations in public service delivery pp. 293-298

- Claire Moxham
- Private concession contracts for toll roads in Spain: analysis and recommendations pp. 299-304

- María de los Ángeles Baeza and José Manuel Vassallo
- The 3E methodology for developing performance indicators for public sector organizations pp. 305-312

- W. B. Liu, Z. L. Cheng, J. Mingers, L. Qi and W. Meng
- New development: Efficiency savings in the Scottish budget—problems of accounting practice pp. 313-316

- Arthur Midwinter
- New development: The UK coalition government and the future of public sector pensions pp. 317-320

- Tony Cutler and Barbara Waine
Volume 30, issue 4, 2010
- Editorial pp. 199-203

- Kevin Orr and Mike Bennett
- Debate: Do academics know better or merely different? pp. 204-206

- David Walker
- Debate: Increasing the impact of academic research on public policy pp. 207-208

- M. J. Kelly
- Debate: Co-production can contribute to research impact in the social sciences pp. 208-210

- Fiona Armstrong and Adrian Alsop
- Co-production of social research: strategies for engaged scholarship pp. 211-218

- Steve Martin
- Beyond co-production: practice-relevant scholarship as a foundation for delivering impact through powerful ideas pp. 219-226

- Elena P. Antonacopoulou
- Meeting in the middle: joining reflection and action in complex public sector projects pp. 227-233

- Michael Duijn, Marc Rijnveld and Merlijn van Hulst
- Practitioner research: collaboration and knowledge production pp. 235-242

- Neil Lunt, Ian Shaw and Christa Fouché
- Managing sensitive relations in co-produced planning research pp. 243-250

- Paul O’Hare, Jon Coaffee and Marian Hawkesworth
- Analysis of the cash flow of United Kingdom universities pp. 251-256

- Stephen Hicks
- New development: Innovative governance—using the citizen scorecard in China pp. 257-260

- Hana Brixi
Volume 30, issue 3, 2010
- Debate: Productivity versus cuts pp. 135-135

- Jaki Meekings Davis
- Debate: Personalized public services—a new state/citizen contract? pp. 136-138

- Catherine Needham
- New development: Adapting university education for changing expectations of public services leaders and managers—guidance for designing and delivering MPAs pp. 138-142

- Francis Coxhead, Janet Grauberg, Paul Joyce, Colin Knox, Tanya Lawes and Andrew Massey
- Emerging realities of local government reorganization pp. 143-150

- Michael Chisholm
- Exploring the utility of current performance measures for changing roles and practices of ambulance paramedics pp. 151-158

- Geoffrey Heath and James Radcliffe
- Measuring productivity: an approach to measuring quality weighted outputs in social care pp. 159-166

- Ann Netten and Julien Forder
- Efficiency, effectiveness and efficacy: towards a framework for high-performance in healthcare commissioning pp. 167-174

- Helen Dickinson, Edward Peck, Joan Durose and Elizabeth Wade
- Regulation of public--private partnerships: the Danish case pp. 175-182

- Ole Helby Petersen
- Balancing physician workload and patient satisfaction: a dilemma for hospital managers pp. 183-188

- Javier Garcia-Lacalle
- Learning from cost analyses: an illustration from the UK's New Deal for Disabled People (NDDP) pp. 189-196

- David Greenberg and Abigail Davis
Volume 30, issue 2, 2010
- Editorial: Ten years of UK devolution pp. 79-80

- Catherine Farrell
- Debate: Redesigning the devolved states— progress and limitations pp. 80-81

- Richard Parry
- Debate: Devolution in Northern Ireland pp. 82-83

- Colin Knox and Paul Carmichael
- Debate: Problems of quality and logic in the case for devolution pp. 84-86

- David Walker
- New development: The evolution of Welsh devolution pp. 87-90

- Jon Shortridge
- Nationalism, governance and policymaking in Scotland: The Scottish National Party (SNP) in power pp. 91-96

- Margaret Arnott and Jenny Ozga
- The effectiveness of legislative mechanisms for the devolution of powers in the UK: the case of transport devolution to Wales pp. 97-102

- Jonathan Bradbury and Ian Stafford
- Core tensions in Wales's new politics: pluralist trends in a majoritarian system pp. 103-108

- Laura McAllister and Adrian Kay
- Public sector reform in Northern Ireland: policy copying or a distinctive model of public sector modernization? pp. 109-116

- Derek Birrell
- Debate: Community governance as a response to economic crisis pp. 117-118

- Alessandro Sancino
- Debate: 2010—the year to adopt high-speed rail? pp. 118-119

- Jim Steer
- New development: Public service enterprises and consumer-centric management pp. 121-124

- Panagiotis Piperopoulos
- Are Italian healthcare organizations paying too much for their public--private partnerships? pp. 125-132

- Veronica Vecchi, Mark Hellowell and Francesco Longo
Volume 30, issue 1, 2010
- Editorial: Achieving efficiency and effectiveness in challenging times pp. 3-4

- Jane Broadbent
- Debate: Approaches to control—a view from Australia pp. 4-6

- Pat Barrett AO
- Debate: Approaches to control—the poverty of ‘what's hot and what's not’ pp. 7-8

- Christopher Pollitt
- Debate: Accountability for outcomes— international lessons pp. 8-10

- Erica Wimbush
- Debate: Questions of scale pp. 10-12

- Brendan McCarron
- Costs, outputs and outcomes in school PFI contracts and the significance of project size pp. 13-18

- Istemi Demirag and Iqbal Khadaroo
- Private sector provision of social housing: an assessment of recent Irish experiments pp. 19-26

- Michelle Norris and Dermot Coates
- Changing reasons for public--private partnerships (PPPs) pp. 27-34

- Ronald McQuaid and Walter Scherrer
- The new public management of security: the contracting and managerial state and the private military industry pp. 35-41

- Carlos Ortiz
- Towards a benchmarking paradigm in European water utilities pp. 42-48

- Rc Marques and Kristof De Witte
- Innovation in public--private partnerships (PPPs): the Spanish case of highway concessions pp. 49-54

- Thais Rangel and Jesús Galende
- Utilization-focused performance reporting pp. 55-62

- Fritz Sager, Adrian Ritz and Kristina Bussmann
- Measuring measures: introducing performance measurement in the Dutch health care sector pp. 63-68

- Haiko van der Voort and Emiel Kerpershoek
- Public sector benchmarking and performance improvement: what is the link and can it be improved? pp. 69-75

- Sandra Tillema
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