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Volume 18, issue 4, 1998
- Viewpoint: Making a Success of Best Value pp. 3-4

- Steve Freer
- Viewpoint: The Need for Lobbying pp. 4-5

- Des Wilson
- Viewpoint: Effectiveness Audit in the Audit Offices pp. 5-6

- Henry Gordon
- Risk and Crisis Management in the Public Sector: Editorial: Issues in Public Sector Risk Management pp. 7-10

- Denis Smith and Brian Toft
- Risk and Crisis Management in the Public Sector: Commentary: Clinical Governance and Service Failure in the NHS pp. 10-11

- Liam Donaldson
- Risk and Crisis Management in the Public Sector: Commentary: Managing Professional Performance--A Major Challenge for Health Care pp. 12-14

- Jenny Simpson
- Risk and Crisis Management in the Public Sector: Dealing with Clinical Risk: Implications of the Rise of Evidence-Based Health Care pp. 15-20

- Kieran Walshe and Trevor A. Sheldon
- Risk and Crisis Management in the Public Sector: Regulation and Emergency Management: An Exclusive Domain for the Experts? pp. 21-26

- Francis Terry
- Risk and Crisis Management in the Public Sector: What Price Emergency Planning? Local Authority Civil Protection in the UK pp. 27-32

- Eve Coles
- Risk and Crisis Management in the Public Sector: Overcoming the Fear Factor: Workforce Involvement and Health and Safety Offshore pp. 33-40

- Dave Whyte
- Risk and Crisis Management in the Public Sector: Risk Communication and the Social Amplification of Public Sector Risk pp. 41-50

- Denis Smith and Jo McCloskey
- Developments: Reducing Regulatory Risk: The Case for a New Regulatory Contract with the Privatized Utilities pp. 51-57

- David Parker
- Developments: Resource Accounting in Ireland pp. 58-61

- Francis McGeough
- Developments: Report: Recent Developments in Resource Accounting and Budgeting (RAB) pp. 62-64

- Andrew Likierman
Volume 18, issue 3, 1998
- Viewpoints: Editorial pp. 3-4

- Francis Terry
- Viewpoints: The New Local Government Agenda: A Contribution to the Debate pp. 4-5

- Steve Leach
- Viewpoints: The New NHS pp. 5-7

- Ken Jarrold
- Challenging Local Authority Accounts—A Process in Need of Reform? pp. 9-14

- Bruce Walker, Alex Marsh and Simon Delay
- Council Leaders in the ‘New Britain’: Looking Back and Looking Forward pp. 15-21

- Howard Elcock
- Performance Information, Accountability and Executive Agencies pp. 23-30

- Noel S. Hyndman and Robert Anderson
- Activity-Based Costing and Central Overhead Cost Allocation in Universities: A Case Study pp. 31-38

- Andrew Goddard and Kean Ooi
- Costing a Secure NHS Network pp. 39-42

- Andrew Hawker
- Public Services Under New Labour: Back to Bureaucracy? pp. 43-50

- George A. Boyne
- Perceptions of Stakeholding: The Case of an NHS Trust pp. 51-58

- Sarah Miller and John Wilson
- Change and Decision-Making in the NHS: The Case of the Care Programme Approach pp. 59-64

- Ian Kessler and Sue Dopson
- Report pp. 65-68

- Alan Earl-Slater
Volume 18, issue 2, 1998
- Viewpoint: Editorial: Resource Accounting and Budgeting in the Public Sector pp. 3-4

- Howard Mellett
- Viewpoint: Output and Performance Analysis—Time to Open up the Debate? pp. 4-4

- Colin Talbot
- Resource Accounting and Budgeting: From Cash to Accruals in 25 Years pp. 7-10

- John Perrin
- The Conceptual Framework of Resource Accounting pp. 11-16

- Rowan Jones
- Resource Accounting and Budgeting—Where are we Now? pp. 17-20

- Andrew Likierman
- Resource Accounting and Budgeting: Principles, Concepts and Practice—The MoD Case pp. 21-28

- Angela Gillibrand and Brian Hilton
- Resource Accounting and Executive Agencies pp. 29-33

- Maurice Pendlebury and Yusuf Karbhari
- Resource Accounting and NHS Trusts pp. 35-38

- Jack Straw
- Developments: The ‘Webbing’ of British Local Government pp. 39-44

- Ivan Horrocks and Neil Hambley
- Managing Oneself in Role: A Working Tool for the Management of Change pp. 45-50

- Peter Simpson and Robert French
- Manageralist Thinking on Marketing for Public Services pp. 51-60

- Anthony Kearsey and Richard J. Varey
- Regulation Inside Government: Where New Public Management Meets the Audit Explosion pp. 61-68

- Christopher Hood, Oliver James, George Jones, Colin Scott and Tony Travers
Volume 18, issue 1, 1998
- Viewpoint: Editorial: Public Service Ethics pp. 3-4

- Andrew Gray
- Viewpoint: The New Local Government Agenda: A Response pp. 4-5

- David Walker
- Viewpoint: London Government—Recognizing the Key Role of Transport pp. 5-7

- Michael Woods
- Viewpoint: Public Service Ethics—A Viewpoint from Local Government pp. 7-8

- Jeff Brown
- Problems of Ethics in Public Sector Management pp. 9-13

- Richard A. Chapman
- Public Sector Transformation and Ethics: A View from South Africa pp. 15-20

- Johan van der Westhuizen
- Some Ethical Dilemmas in the Handling of Police Informers pp. 21-25

- Colin Dunnighan and Clive Norris
- Codes of Ethics and Ethical Conduct: A View From the Caring Professions pp. 27-30

- Sarah Banks
- The Nature of Business Planning Undertaken by General Practitioner Fundholding Practices in the North West Region pp. 31-40

- Neil Grice, John Wilson, George Foster and Graham Padgett
- Strengthening Political Leadership in UK Local Government pp. 41-51

- Robin Hambleton
- Is it Necessary to Ration Health Care? pp. 52-58

- Penelope M. Mullen
- Entrepreneurship and Innovation Among GP Fundholders pp. 59-64

- Christine Ennew, David Whynes, Jacqueline Jolleys and Phil Robinson